where Japanese reading materials are drastically decreasing.

shortly after the Japanese American National Museum staged a retrospective of his work.Gwen Muranaka will share images and memories of Reyes.

worked alongside Reyes for more than 20 years.as well as covering youth sports and the Dodgers.Photographer’s Eye: Mario G.

Reyes was a fixture in the Japanese American community for four decades at events such as Nisei Week.She is a writer and cartoonist who has worked for publications in Los Angeles and Tokyo.

Reyes chronicled the important moments in the Japanese American community in Little Tokyo and the Southern California region as the photo editor of The Rafu Shimpo.

immigrated with his family to L.The mission has been to provide a dynamic and immersive learning experience for anyone interested in the Japanese language and exploring the richness of Japanese culture.

according to the Japan Tourism Agency.Japanese and Japanese American community.

is to encourage those folks to take a deeper dive into Japanese culture.Diligence is paying off for one students katakana practice.