which addresses the impact of the wartime incarceration on generations of Japanese Americans.

There were also several other major nagauta groups.There were people who worked desperately to preserve it.

the situation changed dramatically from the 1990s.and many other dancers enlivened the Los Angeles hogaku scene.Nagauta name-holders also joined Yamato-gaku.

I spent those years very busily until leaving Los Angeles in the fall of 1977.he established Katada-Kai USA and held performances in Los Angeles for over 20 years.

when masters began passing away or retiring one after another.

KIneya Yasoyo (the second generation).He was hired director of graphics at Gensler Graphics Corp.

Federal Reserve Bank San Francisco.Fred Santisteban (right) presented the award to Mas Imai.

moving into the Maravilla Housing Projects when he was 4.At RHS she serves as a Teen Court judge.