and relocated around the corner from its original location on Weller Street (now Ellison Onizuka Street) to its current spot on First Street

If you wanted to see cool movies.he spent five years in Asagaya haunting theaters and watching films that were then inaccessible abroad

you know?Rafu: What was the purpose of the NSU when you founded it?Ken: In terms of trying to identify what our initial foundational purposes were.There was so much going on in terms of Asian American and Japanese American organizational development.whose best friend was an NSU member.

Rafu: Why did you get involved in founding the Nikkei Student Union?Albert: We just felt that having a group that represented the Japanese American community at UCLA was important.a Japanese American student organization.

and have allowed it to grow — to become much bigger than what we had anticipated it to be.

there was no Japanese American organization.She expressed confidence that skateboard racing and slalom will find their way into the Olympics.

despite losing a key grant of $190.The workshops have reportedly trained more than 100 teachers in 31 states.

after the large gathering wished him a happy 88th birthday.Fujioka reiterated that the mission of JANM is rooted in civil rights.