Takenaka Partners extends its deepest condolences to Yukuos family and friends.

said about the work he and other volunteers accomplished:We all re-enacted what my mother and grandmothers generation did some 80 years ago: Transform a remote and hostile environment into something lovely.Check the website for the latest information: www.

(NPS photo)In this place of painful memory.Volunteers played another game of baseball after clearing the infield and placing bases on the field at Manzanar.(NPS photo)Its been extremely rewarding to have helped make this transformational project a reality.

The volunteers cleared three acres of tumbleweed — an area about the size of two football fields side-by-side.through determination and undaunted spirit.

and were excited to see the work begin.

the sites cultural resources program manager.CEO of the Association for the Advancement of Japanese Culinary Art.

The newly opened fine dining establishment is owned by veteran restaurateur Tomoko Morishita.it was announced this week by David Ikegami.

which included dashi (soup base) made by using hand-flaked bonito and kombu.Ikegami said he hopes to see the program return next year.