when at least 100 stood in the queue for wait times of up to an hour.

Nishios grandfather found him.placed into a cart and wheelbarrow.

placed in the center of the garden.who went to war in China in 1935.which had been covered with moving blankets to protect the stones.

an abbot at Daitokuji Temple in Kyoto.ServPro built a 10-foot wall on one side of the Nishio property to keep much of the toxic remnants from spreading to nearby homes that remain standing but are unoccupied due to the smoke and dust.

where he studied as a poor UC Irvine student.

the registry includes occupations as well as family connections to communities in Japan.he managed a gentle smile upon hearing her words.

and during his retirement party last May.JUN NAGATAHonored as a Nisei Week Pioneer in 2022.

but unfortunately he was unable to attendMilitary officials quickly targeted people of Japanese descent.