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s first official sister-city affiliation.They should have at least consulted the Korean community before making the move.

A decision to relocate the artifacts and replace them with the Olympics flags has drawn criticism.with an additional set of flags to be displayed in the John Ferraro Council Chambers.prior to being on display in the halls of our convention center where an entirely new audience will be able to enjoy these works of art.

LTBA has maintained ties with its counterpart business association in Nagoya.s second Asian sister city in 1982.

The decision to ship these off to the Convention Center shows that Los Angeles does not appreciate the value of the treasures that it has and raises a similar question about its sister-city relationship with Nagoya.

one in the hallway immediately adjacent to the Mayors Office or in the Tom Bradley Room of City Hall.NVN continues to work with the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center to develop K-8 lessons and trains teachers to incorporate the lessons into classrooms.

Baseball had been embraced by Japanese immigrants in the early 20th century.a temporary exhibit with an unprecedented collection of Japanese American artifacts.

Shigeru Higashioka served in 442nd RCT during WWII while family was in camp.The presentation was arranged jointly by the National Veterans Network (NVN) and the Players Trust.