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Kiku: The Sound(s) of Fierce Vulnerability

  • Japanese American Museum of San Jose 535 North 5th Street San Jose, California, 95112 United States (map)

Kiku - 聞く: The Sound(s) of Fierce Vulnerability

In Person Discussion & Sound Bath

Friday, August 28th, 2026
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Hosted by: Japanese American Museum of San Jose

Join us for a special sound bath session that centers on healing through vulnerability and introspection. This program will invite guests to engage in healing through deep and vulnerable reflection. We encourage guests to examine themselves and their surroundings, and make connections between the current rotating exhibit on the redress movement - how we heal in community and work through trauma as a collective and individual. 

Featuring special guest speaker Kazu Haga, author of Fierce Vulnerabilitywho will drive forward conversation about healing through introspective and vulnerable reflection.

After the 30-minute speaker session, guests will transition to the JAMsj main gallery for a 60-minute restorative sound bath amongst the artifacts and exhibits. To close the experience, we’ll offer an optional reflection circle—a welcoming space where participants may share anything that arose for them, or simply sit in community and quiet presence.

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