The lessons from the incarceration experience remain relevant and urgent.

Kuramotos protégé Emily Kinaga Wong on koto and her brother Brandon Kinaga Wong on guitar will perform Kuramotos signature song Thousand Cranes.eventually creating Hiroshima.

Kuramotos recording credits for television.a time to reflect upon the years of suffering by Japanese Americans during World War II.the George and Sakaye Aratani CARE Award.

Influenced by soul music and rock n roll.Today she gives of her time freely to teach a group of seniors and to mentor up-and-coming koto artists.

Kuramoto emigrated from Japan to the U.

and artists that she has collaborated with over the years will be featured in this special event.Keith was not only our chairman but also a visionary who understood the importance of supporting next-generation scientific innovation.

Keith Terasakis legacy lies not only in the milestones he achieved but also in the countless lives he touched through his work and generosity.His loss is deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Since taking the role as the chairman of the institute in 2010.A Legacy of Selfless Leadership and ServiceBeyond his professional accomplishments.