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Aimee Eng ’03

Aimee Eng '03 was recently crowned Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival Queen, a Japanese-American community ambassadorial position. In her official capacity, she travels to various cities--in and out of the state--to promote the cultural ties between Japanese American communites. She will meet with community members, as well as city mayors and governors, to talk about the cherry blossom festival traditions. In addition, she will take an extended trip to Japan and meet with several of the Consul Generals and other dignitaries. Eng is an active volunteer in her community.
Aimee Eng ’03 was recently crowned Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival Queen, a Japanese-American community ambassadorial position. In her official capacity, she travels to various cities–in and out of the state–to promote the cultural ties between Japanese American communites. She will meet with community members, as well as city mayors and governors, to talk about the cherry blossom festival traditions. In addition, she will take an extended trip to Japan and meet with several of the Consul Generals and other dignitaries. Eng is an active volunteer in her community.