openly express gratitude and affection for your friends.

Sugi was an effective lobbyist who made several connections with members of Congress to show that the Cable Act produced more harm than good.To be continuedJonathan van Harmelen is a Ph.

Sugi often lectured on Japanese culture to young students.Sugi worked on a team of researchers alongside Henry Shimanouchi of Occidental College.Long before the redress movement of the 1980s.

the future leader of the JACL.men and women of the second-generation Japanese high school students.

The groups results were eventually published in Strongs 1934 book The Second-Generation Japanese Problem.

Congressman Cable informed Sugi that President Herbert Hoover had signed the new bill.You know Little Tokyo has so much foot traffic — if you open the door.

These surveys aimed to gather suggestions for the new location by frequent customers.owner Kenji Suzuki thought about the question for a long time before answering.

With a warm smile on his face.what stood out was the overwhelming desire of respondents for the new location to have the “homey” and cozy ambiance that defined the original spot.