site/?location=11eae3eee6529f3195c3ac1f6bbba82c#3213-687-4972314 East 2nd StreetLos Angeles.

First Street got electric P cars.gaman and hard work that grew Little Tokyo.

and was honored at age 21 to serve as 1954 Nisei Week Queenas part of the celebration of the 13th NiseiWeek Festival and now at age of 92.Then the Nisei came to Little Tokyo and said.We saw sharply dressed white-uniformed Japanese sailors looking so handsome walking down First Street whenever their ships were docked at San Pedro Harbor.

I am reminded of how many hard-working volunteers we have in our community.where she was chosen as Queen in 1954.

We still had to wait to dance while the P cars went through First Street.

who opened the first Japanese-owned store in Little Tokyo (formerly called Frenchtown).the organization emphasizes total health through its Permanente Medical Group physicians.

and working to overcome systemic barriers to youth services.Yamamoto brings extensive experience from his previous roles leading Kaiser Permanentes national legal department and serving as Southern California regional counsel.

Los Angeles City Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson.The award recognizes not only the depth and longevity of their partnership.