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Bruce Lee Foundation Hits Japan, Announces Seminars

Shannon Lee shows Bruce Lee memorabilia during a fundraiser in Tokyo.

Shannon Lee and Yoshihito Sugahara with the original poster artwork he created
for the Bruce Lee event in Japan.
(Photo courtesy of Shannon Lee)

TOKYO—The Bruce Lee Foundation recently held a fundraiser here for the future Bruce Lee Museum, and the special guest was Shannon Lee, daughter of the late superstar. Dubbed “Enter the Museum” in honor of Lee’s quintessential film Enter the Dragon, the event featured various photographs and memorabilia, rare footage of Bruce Lee and a discussion hosted by Shannon Lee.

As part of its efforts to spread the martial and philosophical teachings of Bruce Lee, the foundation has begun a campaign that will include a series of seminars around the world and may lead to an official branch of the BLF in Japan. Among its upcoming functions are:

- a jeet kune do seminar in Boardman, Ohio, on August 25, 2007 — www.ajfjkd.com

- a seminar in London on September 22-23, 2007, www.jkdlondon.co.uk

- a banquet in Los Angeles on October 27-28, 2007. www.bruceleefoundation.org

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