making her the centers longest-standing board member.

with brilliant obi tying their kimono.From left: Consul General Kenko Sone.

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.and Ventura counties as well as Torrance.

and large bronze plates with the names of all those incarcerated.The reunion is part of a years-long and unlikely journey towards creating a memorial at a location that remains the only detention camp in California that has nothing to signify its use to incarcerate 4.

there will be a launch of an ongoing educational program with local schools and the Tulare Historical Museum to ensure the monument serves its purpose of educating the community and visitors.we are striving to hold America to its promise of liberty and justice for all so that something like this may never happen again.