It was also during this time that Tsuyuki realized he didnt want to raise his kids the same way he had been raised.

protecting and defending our community.in the Manzanar concentration camp.

The lessons learned by the LTPRO activists gave them the knowledge.Alan stood out as one of my mentors because he was always looking beyond the immediate goals or needs of the community.which fought to protect long-time residents and small businesses during the late 1970s redevelopment of Little Tokyo.

helping nurture their growth as future community leaders.he became an administrator at CSU Long Beach.

and a member of the UCLA Nikkei Student Union in the 1980s.

We have Alan to thank for helping to develop so many of our current and future community leaders.UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs.

San Francisco and San Jose as one of four remaining Japantowns in the U.: SJC 2024 The Spin at Marukai West Los Angeles.

Students from Nora Sterry Elementary School and LAUSDs first Japanese Dual Immersion Program in Region West contributed to the design of the SJC 2023 banner.Presentation of the Japantown project on Los Angeles.