The following links are just a few examples of grants through the Tateuchi Foundation:

 

Tateuchi Thematic Gallery

Late Chinese Jades: Ming Dynasty to Early 20th Century
View 73 superb examples of later Chinese jades, presented in a special installation to coincide with the publication of a major catalogue documenting the museum’s collection.

San Francisco Asian Art Museum

 

Tateuchi Plaza

The Tateuchi Foundation has made a multi-year grant to the capital campaign for Seattle Libraries, which opened an innovative new central library in May of 2004. It's main entrance on Fourth Avenue is known as Tateuchi Plaza and features the exquisite sculpture fountain of the late George Tsudakawa.

Seattle Public Library

 

Volunteer Park Lily Ponds

A grant from the Tateuchi Foundation has made possible the refurbishing and renovation of the famous Lily Ponds in Volunteer Park. These Ponds, once a key feature of the Olmstead Park system, have been returned to their original glory. Located just across from the Seattle Asian Art Museum, the ponds were rededicated in the fall of 2003.

Seattle Parks Foundation

 

Tateuchi Lecture

On April 2, 2007 at 6pm Senator Daniel Inouye delivered the Fourth Annual Tateuchi Lecture at the University of Washington - Kane Hall 130. Public reception followed.

Senator Inouye spoke on the "Changing Dynamics of US - Japan Relations." There may be no one better suited to present on this topic than the Senator from the State of Hawaii and one of the longest-sitting members of Congress.

2007 Tateuchi Lecture Announcement pdf

Past Lectures have been:

• 2003 - Ambassador Thomas Foley (former Speaker of the US House of Representatives and Former US Ambassador to Japan) speaking on the topic: "The Changing Dynamics of US - Japan Relations"
• 2004 - Lester Brown, President of the Earth Policy Institute speaking on the topic: “Facing Global Environmental Challenges Together.”
• 2006 - Toyoo Gyohten, President of the Institute for International Monetary Affairs speaking on "Stability During Turbulant Global Economic Change."

 

Tateuchi Viewing Pavilion

A capital grant from the Tateuchi Foundation was used by the City of Bellevue to build a Viewing Pavilion, a Bridge and a Viewing Deck to enhance this already spectacular Northwest Garden. These structures were dedicated in May 2004.

Bellevue Botanical Gardens

 

Tateuchi Hall

The Community School for Music and Art is a nonprofit center for arts education bringing the visual and performing arts experience to more than a quarter million people in Silicon Valley. In 2004 this organization completed a new campus in Mountain View, California. The "Jewel in the Crown" of this new facility is Tateuchi Hall, a 200+ seat concert and performance space.

Community Schools for Music and Art