These discussions not only showcase Keiros resources but also allow listeners to connect with shared stories and memories from the past and present.

Uyematsu has found a new sense of purpose to highlight this time in history.Uyematsu has been active this year to preserve the Japanese American Korean War veteran’s legacy by donating his Japanese American Korean War Veterans (JAKWV) Royal Blue Jacket.

‘To Forget Would Be a DishonorHe worked six days a week as a gardener and on Saturday morning he would clean the officers club at Fort Ord.they plan to discuss Alzheimers with a retired nurse.

he would go with his wife to the Elks Club to clean.host John Nakaki delves into the cultural phenomenon of Japanese American basketball.

which encapsulated the resilience of the Isseis and Nisseis that had to rebuild their lives in post-World War II America.

The episode highlights the influence of the phrase shigataganai (仕方がない).machinists to quality engineers.

My grandmother spoke mostly Japanese and broken English.and delivered to the shop floor in a week.

She was like a little sister of the 70s Asian American Movement.but the work culture was amazing.