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Up Close and Personal: Inside L.A.’s Locker Rooms

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Up Close and Personal: Inside L.A.’s Locker Rooms

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2ND SATURDAY AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM

Panel Discussion and Q&A for the More Than a Game Exhibition
Featuring Tim Kawakami, Los Angeles Times, and Rob Fukuzaki, ABC7 Eyewitness News

Whether they are in the locker room with the Los Angeles Lakers or at a press conference at the Staples Center, Tim Kawakami and Rob Fukuzaki are important names in the high-profile world of Los Angeles professional sports. In a profession once bereft of any Japanese Americans, Kawakami and Fukuzaki have what some would consider dream careers.

Kawakami is the Los Angeles Times Lakers beat reporter and writes a weekly column on Mondays called, “The Morning After.” Fukuzaki is a weekend sports anchor and reporter, and covers all major Southern California professional and collegiate sports teams.

How did they get these jobs? How did they choose to enter a profession that few Japanese Americans have chosen? What can they tell about their experiences covering the local sports teams and interviewing Shaq, Kobe, Oscar de la Hoya, and Eric Karros? A great program for sports fans and non-fans alike!

No reservations necessary. Free admission to the Museum.

Saturday, Jul 08, 2000

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM PDT

Japanese American National Museum

100 North Central Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90012

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About the Event

2ND SATURDAY AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM

Panel Discussion and Q&A for the More Than a Game Exhibition
Featuring Tim Kawakami, Los Angeles Times, and Rob Fukuzaki, ABC7 Eyewitness News

Whether they are in the locker room with the Los Angeles Lakers or at a press conference at the Staples Center, Tim Kawakami and Rob Fukuzaki are important names in the high-profile world of Los Angeles professional sports. In a profession once bereft of any Japanese Americans, Kawakami and Fukuzaki have what some would consider dream careers.

Kawakami is the Los Angeles Times Lakers beat reporter and writes a weekly column on Mondays called, “The Morning After.” Fukuzaki is a weekend sports anchor and reporter, and covers all major Southern California professional and collegiate sports teams.

How did they get these jobs? How did they choose to enter a profession that few Japanese Americans have chosen? What can they tell about their experiences covering the local sports teams and interviewing Shaq, Kobe, Oscar de la Hoya, and Eric Karros? A great program for sports fans and non-fans alike!

No reservations necessary. Free admission to the Museum.

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