Based on the novel by Amy Tan and directed by Wayne Wang.

Far left: Prayers are offered at the Hiroshima Kenjinkai monument.By MIKEY HIRANO CULROSSRAFU STAFF WRITERMemorial Day was overcast but mild at Evergreen Cemetery in Boyle Heights.

because they are included as a valued part of our community.This poetically expresses the idea that our loved ones thoughts.Koyasan Buddhist TempleEvergreen is home to a garden dedicated to Issei pioneers.

and had no one to mourn them when they passed.deeds and love are still with us.

Following the service for the unknowns.

who thanked Nikkei Fujinkai for maintaining the muen-to marker and again touched upon how many of those buried at Evergreen endured racial discrimination in their lives.While the developer is proposing discounted commercial space for legacy businesses.

Its 141-year history is mired in racist federal and local government policies.This is an alarming disparity considering the median resident can only spend $555/month before being considered rent burdened.

The city threatened to build a prison next to Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple until the community successfully fought against it.Metros original Regional Connector alignment threatened to carve through the heart of the neighborhood until the late Sen.