NASA's Johnson Space Center joins Houston's Japan Festival for 33rd year
NASA employees showcased space exploration activities at Houston's Japan Festival on Sept. 12-13, according to NASA.
Employees from NASA's Johnson Space Center took part in Houston's 33rd annual Japan Festival at Hermann Park on Sept. 12-13, according to NASA.
The festival, which has run for more than 30 years, immerses visitors in traditional Japanese culture through food, dance, martial arts and music, NASA said.
Johnson Space Center has been an exhibitor at the festival for years, according to the agency.
Sources
- Johnson Space Center Sparks Curiosity at Houston’s 33rd Annual Japan Festival — NASA Breaking News
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