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The Japanese Cultural Center,
Tea House, and Gardens
of Saginaw, Inc.,
is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that is proud to implement our mission.
Volunteers are always needed to care for our gardens. You can adopt a particular garden element as your own.
We
offer occasional classes in traditional Japanese arts. In addition to
language tutoring, you can learn origami (paper folding),
bonsai (nurturing dwarfed plants), and
calligraphy (Japanese script as a fine
art).
Our work is utterly dependent on the gracious
giving of donors.
Also, keep us in mind in your estate
planning. We honor the traditional virtue of longevity and
our endowment fund will nurture us for another
fifty or hundred years.
Seasons and Hours
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Gardens and Tea House open April-October Tuesday-Saturday 12:00-4:00 PM.
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Tea ceremony presented on the 2nd Saturday
of each month year round.
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Strolling garden and tea house are accessible
for all visitors at no charge.
Board of Directors Roster*
Mr. James Gerding, President
The Rehmann Group
Dr. Evelyn Shields-Mudd, Vice President
SVSU Emeritus Professor
Ms. Holly Furlo, Secretary
Saginaw Valley State University
Mr. Duane Reyhl, Treasurer
Andrews Hooper & Pavlik
Ms. Yoko Mossner (Cultural Director)
Tokushima/Saginaw Liaison
Mr. Thomas Darnell
City of Saginaw
Mr. Michael Wooley
Braun Kendrick Finkbeiner
Mr. Todd Hall
Glastender, Inc.
Ms. Cherie Sammis
St. Mary’s of Michigan
Hiromu Morisumi, Hideki Hara
Toshiji Miki, Yukou Sakata
Tokushima, Japan members
*The honorary president of the board is
Consul General Tamotsu Shinotsuka (Detroit)
527 Ezra Rust Drive
Saginaw, Michigan 48601
Phone: 989.759.1648
www.japaneseculturalcenter.org
director@japaneseculturalcenter.org
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