The Japan Society of Kentucky visits DSL!

Discover the joy of cultural exchange!

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Thank you to The Japan Society of Kentucky for atopping by the Academy today!

♬ original sound – Down Syndrome of Louisville

On January 10, 2024, the Japan Society of Kentucky brought culture and some new dance moves to Down Syndrome of Louisville. Bringing the enchantment of Japanese traditions, they shared the art of dance and fostered a delightful connection. Celebrating the spirit of inclusion and cultural diversity makes every encounter with the Japan Society of Kentucky truly special.


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