Encouraging American baseball fans to visit the players hometowns and potentially allowing for Torrance Little League teams to establish relationships leading to a potential youth baseball exchange program.

has been a long time coming for Muranaka.that it can go both ways — you can do things that are very emotional and joyful and you can capture so many different things in a cartoon.

had the experience of being a foreigner.My son actually loved counting book growing up – those were the simple board books that hold up to grubby hands.he just loved opening it over and over.

Aihara needed a top-drawer illustrator.and history — she feels that cartooning can bring a unique and oft-needed lightness to these situations.

Aihara considered the idea of focusing on a much younger audience.

these are the ones Brian [Kito at Fugetsu-Do] makes.While he developed a national stature by being the National President of the JACL in the 1970s.

which contains the names of over 125.longtime JACLer and former national executive director.

Reyes issued a statement honoring Uno.My father was an American citizen.