Kokoro Assisted Living SF

Kokoro Assisted Living SF Located in the heart of San Francisco’s historic Japantown district, Kokoro is a non-profit assisted and independent senior living community.

Kokoro blends Japanese and American heritage, culture and cuisine through activities, celebrations and dining.

Happy Mother's Day母の日おめでとうHaha no hi omedetō
05/08/2025

Happy Mother's Day
母の日おめでとう
Haha no hi omedetō

Come visit and tour Kokoro Assisted Living. Kokoro offers below market rate options for select apartments, depending upo...
04/28/2025

Come visit and tour Kokoro Assisted Living. Kokoro offers below market rate options for select apartments, depending upon availability and qualifications. Many apartments have been renovated recently. Schedule a tour and experience all that Kokoro Assisted Living has to offer.

Schedule a tour: Call Ginny Billoderau - (415) 776-8066

Located in the heart of San Francisco’s historic Japantown district, Kokoro Assisted Living is a non-profit assisted and...
04/19/2025

Located in the heart of San Francisco’s historic Japantown district, Kokoro Assisted Living is a non-profit assisted and independent senior living community. Kokoro blends Japanese and American heritage, culture and cuisine through activities, celebrations and dining. The attention to detail by our friendly staff gives our residents the freedom and time to pursue their interests and enjoy retirement living.

Join Us for the 58th Annual Northern California CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL Saturday, April 19, 2025 • 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
04/15/2025

Join Us for the 58th Annual Northern California
CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL
Saturday, April 19, 2025 • 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Our Kokoro Japanese residents look forward to flower arranging. Japanese art of flower arrangement, Ikebana emphasizes...
02/02/2025

Our Kokoro Japanese residents look forward to flower arranging. Japanese art of flower arrangement, Ikebana emphasizes the relationship between nature and humanity. Ikebana is the centuries-old Japanese art of arranging flowers. The practice, which roughly translates to “making flowers come alive."

Learning IKEBANA provides you a true-feeling about the beauty of Japanese flower arranging. If you are interested in learning more about our unique culture more deeply, come join us for a tour at Kokoro Assisted Living!

Osechi Ryori is celebrated for Japanese New Year's food, and an array of colorful dishes often served in a special mult...
01/01/2025

Osechi Ryori is celebrated for Japanese New Year's food, and an array of colorful dishes often served in a special multi-tiered lacquered boxes. The custom began in the Heian period (794-1185). Fires were not to be used in the first few days of the year, except to heat ozoni (the Japanese New Year mochi soup made with a dashi-based broth and mochi rice cakes), so foods were prepared in advance.

Happy Holidays from Kokoro Assisted Living.
12/17/2024

Happy Holidays from Kokoro Assisted Living.

Our Kokoro residents deeply value the joy and emotional connection that music brings. The visiting ukulele players alway...
12/06/2024

Our Kokoro residents deeply value the joy and emotional connection that music brings. The visiting ukulele players always brighten their day with their performances. Performing for seniors offers a unique advantage – they are a warm, receptive, and appreciative audience!

Kokoro Assisted Living Community enjoy a visiting Ukulele group.
12/06/2024

Kokoro Assisted Living Community enjoy a visiting Ukulele group.

The Purpose of IkebanaIkebana is about reflecting harmony and balance between opposing elements – for example, between l...
10/31/2024

The Purpose of Ikebana
Ikebana is about reflecting harmony and balance between opposing elements – for example, between life and decay (think a withered flower and a new bloom in the same arrangement), or between extravagance and simplicity. Flowers, leaves, branches, and stems are arranged to reflect the beauty of nature and evoke emotions in the viewer.

The Japantown Cultural District Cultural History, Housing, Economic, Sustainability Report is in the final phases of rev...
10/31/2024

The Japantown Cultural District Cultural History, Housing, Economic, Sustainability Report is in the final phases of review before being presented to the SF Board of Supervisors for adoption. This three-year strategy report is a culmination of input from you, the Japantown Community which began in 2019. After four years, we're happy to release this final draft to the community.

Saturday, October 26, 20245:00 PM 10:00 PMDestination Nihonmachi: A Night in SF Japantown is designed to revitalize Jap...
10/31/2024

Saturday, October 26, 2024
5:00 PM 10:00 PM

Destination Nihonmachi: A Night in SF Japantown is designed to revitalize Japantown by providing the merchant corridor and entrepreneurs with revenue opportunities and offering an immersive experience of authenticity and discovery for our Japantown community, our displaced families, and visitors from San Francisco and the greater Bay Area.

The event will activate the commercial corridor on Post Street between Laguna and Buchanan Streets with retail vendors, live entertainment, and will bring together visitors, the existing Japantown Community, and our Western Addition neighbors to celebrate moving Japantown forward for our next generation.

Nihon-jin machi “Japan people’s town” was how early Japanese residents named their cultural community from 1920 - 1942. The first Japanese immigrants settled in the South of Market near Stevenson and Jesse Streets, and were forced to relocate after the 1906 Earthquake to the Western Addition area. In its new location, “Nihonmachi” Japantown came alive as a dense culturally vibrant urban 40-block neighborhood with services, commercial and social institutions to support a community where Japanese people could fully express their cultural identity as Japanese in America. The Western Addition was an ethnic enclave of immigrant minority communities where the boundaries of neighborhoods blurred, bringing together the rich diversity of cultures that San Francisco is known for today.

Destination Nihonmachi will immerse you in the Japantown of today, as if it were a main transit stop on a Shinkansen train line in Japan - a destination of a district steeped in culture, community and arts. Navigate the streets, explore the neighborhood, and see where the night takes you.

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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