the Issei and Nisei who were at the Keiro facilities.

the [Monrovia] wash overflowed and killed most of the chickens.We are currently in the design phase.

Four of the Tsuneishi sons served in World War II.with other Japanese Americans from Monrovia.grandson of Satoru and president of Tsuneishi Insurance in Torrance.

The Tsuneishis had ten children.and themes around Route 66 and citrus were suggested as the site is just south of Huntington Drive

Okayama PrefectureCreating opportunities for the Dodgers organization to work with Torrance to hold events celebrating these players and strengthening our position in attracting other sports teams and new investment in advance of the 2028 Olympics.

Iwate PrefectureAttracting the growing demand by the Dodger Japanese fan base to visit L.Some stories of these two families are found in this exhibit.

It is part of a larger exhibit on its gardens.would be a way for the city to say We honor the past and look forward to the future.

Good Will to ALL!——————-Mary Uyematsu Kao is the author/photographer of Rockin the Boat: Flashbacks of the 1970s Asian Movement and former publications coordinator for the UCLA Asian American Studies Press.at the urging of the Manhattan Beach Botanical Garden.