but the knowledge is so much more widespread now.

He is survived by his wife Yoshiko; five sons.That was something I really didnt understand until I went to college and started taking classes in constitutional law.

000 persons of Japanese ancestry who were incarcerated during World War II.and his participation in camp pilgrimages including Heart Mountain and Crystal City.1930 to Clarence and Osako Uno.

saying that he played an instrumental role in protecting Japantown in Salt Lake City and has long been involved in spreading Japanese culture in Utah.calling him a beloved member of our Utah AG family.

he was a veteran of World War I.

and a champion of civil rights and civility.who produced a documentary about Heart Mountain.

Located in front of the museum.Mineta Democracy Plaza” and held a ceremony on Friday attended by his family —including wife Deni and sons David and Stuart — government officials and others.

his light will forever endure through the storied legacy he left behind.“The plaza is hallowed ground.