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one could see the excitement on their faces when they found the names and pictures of relatives and family friends.You may want to consider making the roughly 200-mile trip to see the Imperial County Pioneers Museum.

By JEANNIE TOSHIMAHave you ever made a visit to Brawley or El Centro or even heard of these places? These two towns (plus many others in this area) whose city limits just about kiss the Mexican border are full of rich Japanese American history.Tim described in detail the different exhibits in the Japanese American gallery.this trip was a very meaningful experience.

a city a few miles north of the Salton Sea.and as we proceeded south through the cities of Niland.

especially in the field of agriculture.

who was born and raised in Imperial County and was our docent for this tour.There is so much to say on the 100th anniversary — my appreciation to the Issei pioneers for their foresight to lay down the foundation to follow.

For more information about the celebrations or the anniversary book.which made people more likely to buy pancake tickets for the sake of the kids.

my children joined the Norwalk Youth Group and played basketball.The Japanese language school has educated generations of students.