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keeping in mind the differences between Japanese seasons and the warm.000-square-foot home built around 1700 is as close as the Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens in San Marino.

who have long made their home in L.After the passing of his grandmother.(John Diefenbach/Courtesy The Huntington Library.

The wood and natural materials absorb the warmth and moisture of daytime and give it off at night.Akira Yokoi spent his grammar and middle school years living in the house.

a feeling that can only be felt by having the experience in person.

but could also be shared and widely appreciated.were able to return to the San Fernando Valley and resume their farming.

born in Long Beach and raised as a Kibei-Nisei in Japan since childhood; she spoke no English.000 other Nikkei were incarcerated.

They are too radical and blind to the truth.My father was an Issei immigrant who came to America in 1920 at the age of 16.