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Temaki Night @ KOHO Co-Creative Hub

  • KOHO Co-Creative Hub 1675 Post Street San Francisco, California, 94115 United States (map)

Overview

Roll your own temaki sushi, enjoy Japanese food, and make new friends in SF. Come solo or bring a friend; everyone’s welcome!

🍣 Temaki Night: Roll, Eat, Connect
Making friends in San Francisco isn’t always easy, especially when every gathering starts to feel like networking.

Temaki Night is something different.
Come share a table, make your own temaki sushi, meet new people, and enjoy Japanese food together. No networking agenda. No need to know anyone. Just good food, real conversations, and new connections.

🍣 Build your own temaki
Mix sushi rice, nori, sashimi, veggies, sauces, and toppings. Keep it classic or create your own combination.

👋 Come solo or bring a friend
Whether you’re new to SF, love Japanese food, are curious about Japanese culture, or simply want to meet new people, you’re welcome here.
Good food gives us a reason to gather. The people around the table make it memorable.

Come hungry. Leave with new friends. 🍣✨

Host Bio:
Meguru
Meguru brings people together through hands-on Japanese cooking and cultural workshops in San Francisco. From making udon to sharing temaki sushi, each experience invites people to learn, create, and connect. Inspired by the Japanese concept of goen, or meaningful connections, Meguru welcomes families, friends, and teams to explore Japanese culture together.

Koho
KOHO is a community-driven creative hub in San Francisco’s Japantown, bringing together artists, entrepreneurs, and neighbors. Through welcoming coworking spaces, workshops, and opportunities to collaborate, KOHO gives people room to share their talents and build connections. At its heart is the belief that creativity grows through community.

Host Link
https://www.meguru-us.com/
https://kohosf.org/co-working

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