It is a task the Kito family has dutifully performed for decades.

from left: (seated) Yumi Ouchi.Muranaka added that through the pandemic and the anti-Asian sentiment that emerged as an outgrowth of that calamity.

Jun Nagata; (standing) Ellen Endo.Gwen Muranaka and Mikey Hirano Culross of The Rafu with Paula Poundstone of NPRs Wait.who has been with The Rafu since 2000.

Chapter’s annual awards banquet on Oct.I believe with all my heart that independent journalism connects and ties a community together and makes it stronger.

one not always reflected in mainstream media.

host of “Mottek On Money” on KABC Radio.With the current economic challenges that are greatly impacting all underserved communities.

This interaction directly addresses the dire consequences of isolation and provides the opportunity to assess the seniors mental and physical well-being.the funds do not come on a timely and consistent basis.

the daily interactions constitute ongoing and active welfare checks for the seniors.The congregate meal program was offered at the Little Tokyo Towers and provided the seniors with important and critical social interaction