After graduating from Osaka Dental University.

where his late father Jack was an officer.Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath.

Nikkei Hall members would be proud and grateful to see how their modest beginnings on this property continue to support the many diverse needs of Asian Pacific communities and is now a part of a development that addresses the need for supportive housing.With the opening of The Laurel.membership was aging and dwindling.

A commemorative plaque on the site tells the story of Santa Monica Nikkei Hall.regional and national housing advocacy efforts.

And pursued their dreams in Santa Monica.

EAH reflects the distinctive personality of each community.We look forward to creating more thoughtful solutions to address Santa Monicas housing crisis.

The C-shaped building surrounds a landscaped courtyard with seating.They returned home from internment camps and faced challenges assimilating back into society.

Santa Monica Nikkei Hall representative; Santa Monica City Councilmembers Gleam Davis and Oscar de la Torre; Christopher Felts.The Laurel is a beautiful example of the citys dedication to creating and sustaining permanent solutions to better improve the quality of life for all Santa Monicans.