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Old 08-30-2007, 11:11 AM
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I am interesting in taking Asian Studies at a college soon and I wantedto know if there was a Japanese populated area or a Japantown. A place with Japanese resturants, tea houses, mueseums and so on.
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There's Little Tokyo in LA, and a larger Japanese area of San Francisco. SF probably has a higher population of Japanese and they are also probably retain more of their cultural heritage just due to the different natures of LA and SF.
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Check out San Francisco Japantown for info on Japantown in San Francisco. There is also a Japanese tea garden in Golden Gate park.
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Thats great! Hey does anyone know of any colleges/universities in Santa Cruz that has Asian Studies? I want to study about Japan and such but I wasn't finding a school there.
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