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DESCRIPTION:The Japanese American Museum of San Jose (JAMsj) is pleased to 
  announce that we will once again be a host venue for the Center for  Asia
 n American Media's CAAMFest San Jose showcase. CAAMFest San Jose  presents
  films and events reflecting the impact and influence of Asian  Americans 
 in Silicon Valley and their continuous innovation in  technology\, arts an
 d culture\, media\, and community.\n\nJAMsj will screen a selection of epi
 sodes from&nbsp\;<em>Lucky Chow</em> \,  a six-part PBS series\, which fol
 lows LuckyRice founder Danielle Chang  as she travels across America\, exp
 loring the Asian food landscape.  Episodes include &ldquo\;Ramen Mania\,&r
 dquo\; featuring the ramen craze that has swept  the country\, and &ldquo\
 ;Bay Area&rsquo\;s Pacific Rim Cuisine\,&rdquo\; highlighting local  culin
 ary purveyors.&nbsp\;\n\nWe are looking forward to having Donald Young\, p
 roducer of <em>Lucky Chow</em> \, in attendance. In addition\, the <a href
 ="http://www.kushiyakikuishinbo.com/" target="_blank">Kushi Yaki Kuishinbo
 </a> food truck\, local purveyor of typical Japanese street food\, will be
  present after the show to offer its food items for sale.\n\n<em><strong>D
 ONALD YOUNG</strong> \, director of programs for CAAM\, oversees its  prog
 ram area. In this capacity\, he develops and implements CAAM&rsquo\;s  nat
 ional productions and PBS strategies. In public television\, Young has  su
 pervised the national broadcasts of more than 150 award-winning  projects.
  As a producer\, he has worked on both documentaries and  independent feat
 ure films. His most recent productions include  documentaries on ukulele v
 irtuoso Jake Shimabukuro and former Louisiana  U.S. Congressman Anh &ldquo
 \;Joseph&rdquo\; Cao. Young has also taught film at the  University of Cal
 ifornia\, Davis\, and the University of Hawaii\, Manoa.</em> \n \n Cost: F
 ree with admission to the museum (nonmembers\, $5\;  students and seniors 
 over age 65\, $3\; JAMsj members and children under  12\, free). \n RSVP: 
 Contact <a href="mailto:PublicPrograms@jamsj.org">PublicPrograms@jamsj.org
 </a> \, or call (408) 294-3138\, to reserve a spot.
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SUMMARY:Lucky Chow
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