Yasue Sakaoka
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Yasue Sakaoka, Origami Artist
Growing up in Japan, Yasue Sakaoka was taught a number of traditional arts as part of her cultural education.Yasue Sakaoka believes in the value of sharing Japanese culture and art within the Japanese-American community and believes equally strongly that the art and culture of Japan and the art of origami are to be shared with people of all cultural backgrounds.
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Yasue Sakaoka
Clip: Season 2 | 6m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
Growing up in Japan, Yasue Sakaoka was taught a number of traditional arts as part of her cultural education.Yasue Sakaoka believes in the value of sharing Japanese culture and art within the Japanese-American community and believes equally strongly that the art and culture of Japan and the art of origami are to be shared with people of all cultural backgrounds.
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