koto and odori in their community.

This pains me deeply as both a Japanese American and an Angeleno.I enthusiastically showed up in support.

this new housing expands the neighborhoods boundaries outwards while increasing competition among local landlords.and dorayaki so fresh it burned my mouth due to my impatience.Building housing on industrial land around Little Tokyo is a powerful strategy for protecting Little Tokyo because it will entirely avoid this zero-sum dynamic.

The ever-rising cost of rent and mortgages is driven by our citys massive housing shortage: the State of California estimates that Los Angeles needs at least 450.that I can say this with certainty: blocking new housing near Little Tokyo — particularly on vacant industrial land — guarantees the displacement that our community fears.

and fourth-generation Japanese American who resides in Sawtelle Japantown in West Los Angeles.

Say yes to the proven solution for the housing shortage.John Nishios Japanese garden fared relatively well amid the Eaton Fire.

The Nishios lost so much in the Eaton Fire.they went to Pasadena Buddhist Temple to pick up donations of food and clothing.

saved from the garden and representing John and Susan.his grandfathers prized bronze tiger.