and to his passion for art and the arts community.

so I think about that sort of continuity of the different generations.and JIS became a cherished place of learning and emotional support for the children.

Yet students still go through the same school gate.the 100-year-old Japanese American community language school with 142 current students.And because of the prejudice we faced.

gave a presentation on the schools history using slides.Visitors touring the new building admired its design.

and 142 current students and their parents gathered in the gymnasium to celebrate this memorable day with joy and pride.

Paul Terasaki emphasized the importance of Japanese language schools like JIS.Through her support and guidance.

one thing has not changed that inspires me every day — the resilience and determination the Little Tokyo community has to ensure organizations like the Nisei Week Foundation and the festival continue to thrive.Nisei Week looks at ways to uphold the traditions established by the Nisei.

I remember preparing in the citys Lot 7 parking lot.Ota first served as Nisei Week president in 2008.