He also sacrificed going to college so that his brothers could get their degrees.

The episode highlights the influence of the phrase shigataganai (仕方がない).The demographic that Keiro is looking at for the future is the baby boomers.

He couldnt fish afterwards and moved to Monterey to be a gardener.the sport that united countless members of the Japanese American community.Keiro aims to release an episode every month to discuss topics such as culture.

These discussions not only showcase Keiros resources but also allow listeners to connect with shared stories and memories from the past and present.Keiro is also able to engage younger generations by making episodes available on YouTube.

The podcasts inaugural episode.

John explores how basketball has shaped generations and provided a sense of community and belonging across decades.5-hour round trip — compared to being 2 blocks from Tokyo Central in Gardena.

My Issei grandfather spoke English so I was able to talk with him.While I did have a good job at SpaceX in Hawthorne.

But more land is being sold off for new housing.Social Security would not support me.