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2007 Orange County Buddhist Church Obon

Ping Pong Booth (2007 Orange County Buddhist Church Obon - Ping Pong Booth)

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2007 Orange County Buddhist Church Obon - Ping Pong Booth

The Orange County Buddhist Church obon featured many game booths, including this ping pong booth. In order to win a prize, participants needed to throw a ping pong ball into one of the fish bowls. In this picture, a little girl attempts to win this game, with the help of her mother, of course. :)

The 2007 OCBC Obon took place on Saturday, July 14 and Sunday, July 15 at the Orange County Buddhist Church, located at 909 S. Dale Avenue in Aneheim, California. To learn more about OCBC, please visit www.bca-ocbc.org

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2007 Orange County Buddhist Church Obon
On Sunday, July 15 2007, I woke my sister up from her afternoon nap and made her come with me to the OCBC obon, an obon that I had heard great things about, and thus was really looking forward to attending. My sister had never been to an o…
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