Located in front of the museum.

and he will remain a vital part of its legacy.He continued to work for benefits to the Little Tokyo community and the broader Los Angeles community.

Kimi Maru: The thing I most admired about Alan was his positive outlook on life.He showed that it was possible.deep respect for his community.

We miss Alan!Above: Roy Nakano.Alan Nishio speaks during a NCRR trip to Washington.

A highly sought-after speaker who could have easily run for political office.

in 1987 to lobby members of Congress.and LA Plaza and including offerings from other Southern California museums including the Agua Caliente Cultural Museum.

the Our Shared Future: Reckoning with Our Racial Past initiative explores the history and legacy of race and racism and seeks to spark positive social change and build a more equitable shared future.The culminating Family Day on Sunday.

CEO and president of The California Endowment.and board member of the National Film Preservation Board at the Library of Congress; Angel Manuel Soto.