to create a large orphanage for biracial children born after the war.

The future is bright as Homestay in Japan is planned for 2025.the school closed for in-person instruction due to the worldwide coronavirus pandemic.

the school was organized under the auspices of the Shikishima Club and the guidance of Principal Otomo as the San Fernando Valley Japanese Institute.master of ceremonies Emil de Castro entertained the full house with puns while he awarded generous raffle prizes.1949: The school reopened with 35 students.

Paul Iwata prayed for the continued success of the school and the health of everyone in attendance.1951: The school was incorporated as a nonprofit corporation.

1979: The school celebrated its 55th anniversary of its founding.

SFV Judo students kicked off the night with a demonstration led by Sensei Glenn Whitsell.Tulare had a peak population of 4.

with outreach that included guest speakers sharing their incarceration experiences.All donations to support the construction of the memorial are tax-deductible and can be made to Tulare County Fair Heritage Foundation Inc

will lead a performance of the play Question 27.dedicated to preserving the ideals of Secretary Norman Mineta and Sen.