ABSC Online Art Gallery Now Open
Some of the artworks by artist Ken Horii that were featured in the ABSC’s year-end fundraiser, a virtual Fine Art auction, are still available for purchase. If you missed the auction, which is now closed, please go to our online art gallery, which is now open, to view his sculptures and works on paper still available. A portion of each purchase will go towards supporting our 2021 programs as we continue carrying on our mission of introducing Buddhist Values and Japanese Culture to America. ABSC is a registered 501 c (3) non-profit organization, and a part of any purchase may be tax deductible.
Trailblazers
The American Buddhist Study Center will pay tribute to those individuals who aided in bringing Buddhist values and Japanese culture to our everyday lives.
This month, we will introduce George Tetsuo Aratani, a Japanese American philanthropist and founder of Mikasa Chinaware and Kenwoods Electronics. He became a prominent figure who has helped and build Japanese & Japanese American communities across United States.
ABOUT US
American Buddhist Study Center was originally founded in 1951 by the late Reverend Hozen Seki. At that time the Study Center’s name was The American Buddhist Academy. Back then Reverend Seki’s wanted to enlighten the spirit and the minds of Americans to the great compassion, wisdom, and teachings of Amida Buddha.
Buddhism, philosophy as well as Japanese culture.
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HOw YOU CAN SUPPORT
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