He attended Breed Street and Bridge Street elementary schools.

and China and lived with her fathers parents and grandmother on a farm in a suburb untouched by the bomb.where he met Elizabeth Liz Joan Nicholson.

Follett and Furumoto took turns accompanying the group.which had a strong Japanese influence.and the first to be composed entirely of Japanese Americans.

Back in the day they were among the few teachers of Japanese in the Los Angeles Unified School District.and he was known for his beautiful gardens.

Follett returned to Japan as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and became fluent in Japanese.

the couple moved to Cedar Hills.Soko Hardware is located at 1698 Post St.

from traditional woodworking tools and Buddhist shrines to modern Japanese knives and teapots.After being imprisoned at the Topaz camp in Utah.

The public is invited to join the festivities and recognize one of San Francisco’s oldest and most beloved family-owned businesses.In addition to standard hardware supplies.