will be far more convenient for visitors and staff alike.

a New York Times Notable Book.follows a Japanese American familys move to Chicago in 1944 after being released from Manzanar.

the groups name is derived from the Japanese word for volcano.They perform at events hosted by fellow Trojans and in the Greater Los Angeles area in an effort to make taiko known to their local communities.owner of the Giant Robot store and GR2 Gallery in Sawtelle Japantown.

with Rachel Kushner (Creation Lake) in conversation with Carolyn Kellogg (tickets required).which won a Mary Higgins Clark Award.

He is the author of 15 books including Epitaph for a Peach.

Eric Nakamura? Eric Nakamura and Jave Yoshimoto.these efforts enhanced the visibility of Japanese and Japanese Americans by strengthening connections between the community and the team.

Lou Correa awarded Shirai the California Senate Certificate of Recognition for her efforts in arranging an opportunity to introduce Japans high-speed railway technology to Correa.she helped build strong ties with the team and organized Game Day tours as part of fundraising for the Japanese American community.

When Shohei Ohtani played for the Los Angeles Angels.with proceeds benefiting Keiro Home.