They each also received a written apology from the president of the United States.

leaving displaced seniors behind.the hometown of Shohei Ohtani in Iwate-ken.

oftentimes alone and isolated in government-funded public housing.the large facilities built to replace temporary housing units.and afterwards told us that he was deeply touched by our music and our message.

or come out for any community activities.along with the singing of these songs.

She spent the first three days in a crowded shelter with no food and just a little bit of water.

We also added a dance medley where Grateful Crane members danced to three songs that became dance crazes across Japan in recent years.so that we can connect beyond our silos.

including art by West Hollywood resident and two-spirited Lipan Apache artisan Andrew Pacheco.I hope people attending the event can enjoy the beauty in connecting with new people so that we build bridges and make hopeful memories together.

I want us to grow as a community with inspiration from this excerpt of a June Jordan poem.She will talk about Japanese Americans and coalitions.