a bilingual daily serving the Japanese American community of Northern California.

Nakamura is also the recipient of a Bronze Star and the French Foreign Legion medal.Nakamura has also been closely involved with the Go For Broke program.

is a Southern California native who attended schools in Rosemead and El Monte before WWII upended his life and forced him into internment camps with his father and siblings.as well as a longtime student and friend of Nakamura.and vice president of community services and institutional development.

Acknowledging Nakamuras contributions as a teacher and his commitment to art education.Nakamura was named the Whittier Womens Club 1960 teacher of the year.

which honors the legacy of the 442nd Combat Team.

where he quickly established himself as a teacher willing to give his students the freedom to express themselves creatively and became one of the schools most popular teachers.federal authorities announced.

Iwanicki of the FDAs Office of Criminal Investigations.The criminal case stemmed from a shipment of Fangs imported Chinese frozen roasted eel that was sample-tested by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and found to be unsafe for human consumption

personnel and locations are all in present-day Vancouver.and you get to explore Japan along with him.