and devotion for the music of Polynesia.

I was a little shy about the idea.I would say its once in a lifetime.

Courtesy One Legacy Anissa Iseda shows the floralgraph portrait of her father that later became part of the One Legacy parade float.Yasushi Iseda was the youngest of eight children.he has a wonderful story to tell.

Let Your Life Soar harnessed the traditions of the Childrens Day festival in Japan.its such a unique opportunity.

before the politics and calamities.

it is believed some of his donated tissue has been life-changing for one or more recipients.This shows the forgiveness in the Japanese American culture.

despite the blatant violations of human rights the government committed against these people.We wanted to draw attention to something that is too often ignored.

It has always been a place for those with Japanese heritage to congregate.locked up in a place where he and his family had no rights.