the movement for social justice.

Thoughts on Nisei Week Q: How did you come to take on the role of choreographer for the Nisei Week Parade?A: My teacher.As I continue practicing Japanese dance.

the choreographer for the 83rd Nisei Week Japanese Festival Parade.Thats why I want to keep going.The fact that they upheld those traditions under such extreme conditions made me feel that theres no excuse for us today not to carry them on.

both of us carrying forward our mentors legacies.My students come from diverse backgrounds — some are Japanese American.

That was the only time the three of us danced together — it was truly special.

Japanese dance serves as a bridge that connects both worlds.Dance is movement; music is breath.

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The Los Angeles concert will bring together performers ranging in age from three to nearly 90.to reflect on the journey so far and share her vision for the future.