“Reflecting on this heinous historical event will continue to help new generations to collectively grow where there’s the opportunity to learn from the past.

where he was the first president.He purchased the town of Amboy on Route 66 in 2005.

The son of Toyota Motor founder Kiichiro Toyoda.she was a volunteer and employee of Frank McCoppin Elementary School in San Francisco for decades.took over from the original owners.

She released 25 albums and voiced the lead character in the Mandarin version of Disneys Mulan.He won Oscars for the scores of Merry Christmas.

which preserves the history of Japanese American resistance during WWII.

and specialized in farming asparagus and a variety of crops in Los Alamitos.The Shokudo team feels that their perspective as Japanese Americans can also be valuable to the broader Asian American community.

especially for illustrator Jon Kenzo Okeya.where each episode focuses on unique food.

the best place to have these discussions is at the dinner table.Murata reflects on a conversation with a Shokudo guest that struck close to home.