What is Nisei Week & the Queen & Court Program
The Nisei Week Japanese Festival is an annual celebration in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, honoring Japanese and Japanese American culture and community. It features a festival full of traditions from dance & music to food & art and includes exciting community gatherings with events such as its Grand Parade, Plaza Festival, and Closing Ceremony/Ondo, and highlights the accomplishments of its community members and leaders at the Coronation and Awards Celebration, as well as the Pioneer Spirit Awards Luncheon.
The Queen & Court Program is one of the most beloved traditions of Nisei Week. Each year, young women are selected to represent cultural heritage, leadership, and community engagement, becoming ambassadors who inspire future generations.
Our Contribution
b.glen presented our carefully formulated skincare products to the Queen & Court recipients at the Coronation and Awards Celebration.
We hope our offerings brought an extra glow and sense of self-care to their special night.
Supporting this event reflects our mission to enhance skin, uplift spirit, and honor individuality.
Why It Matters
- Cultural celebration: Events like Nisei Week help preserve and amplify Japanese and Japanese American history, arts, and community.
- Empowerment through representation: The Queen & Court participants are role models who embody grace, leadership, and dedication.
- Building community connections: Partnering with Nisei Week allows b.glen to engage meaningfully with the community, celebrating heritage while sharing the gift of skincare.
A Heartfelt Thank You
We extend our warmest congratulations to the 2025 Nisei Week Queen & Court. Thank you for inspiring us — and to everyone who supports b.glen, your passion and trust make everything possible.
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During your busy daily life, how do you make time for yourself and maintain your emotional balance?
I try to stay active in ways that suit my lifestyle, going for walks or doing yoga three to four times a week, strength training once a week, and occasionally taking dance classes. Moving my body, even just a little, helps me stay energized and balanced.
Before bed, I play Guqin to calm my mind and center myself. I used to practice meditation, but these days, playing Guqin has become my form of meditation. It’s a precious time just for me, where I can find peace and reconnect with myself. I feel happiest when I’m fully present in the moment and accept who I am.
Learn More About Nisei Week
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