students in grades five through 12 will participate in a variety of hands-on science experiments and activities at this annual free event.

On the very first page we have [characters] Lily and Sei count things in their community.Though many of her cartoons in the past focused on the experience of being a Japanese American living in Japan.

the books inviting colors and gentle rhythm are worthy of a place alongside classics like Goodnight Moon and Big Red Barn.but not super-duper like a serious autobiography or something.they really feel like [they] want to pass on a lot of these things to the younger generation.

because you know as a reporter weve done all this anti-Asian hate and a lot of heavy.Muranakas fun and genuine book of cartoons is sure to bring just this sense of joy — and.

noting that it felt daunting to know how to organize cartoons that she drew for various publications both in the U.

org and in the Japanese American National Museum Store.Cambodian costume maker and dancer from Washington.

and City and County of Los Angeles have honored her work.June Kuramoto (right) with her koto teacher.

carousel carver and restorationist from Marion.Through Hiroshima she not only fulfilled her dream.