Medi-Cal will not pay for board-and-care homes.

I feel very connected to the land and the people.Sone praised the long history of the kenjinkai and said.

created the immigration boom from Mie Prefecture.the number of Mie Prefecture immigrants to the U.Consul General of Japan in Los Angeles Kenko Sone.

From left: Nanka Mie Kenjinkai President Tsutomu Ota.including donations when the prefecture was hit by natural disasters and cooperation in sister-city exchanges.

Among the participants was 33-year-old Aaron Takigawa.

Ota explained that the kenjinkai also served as tanomoshiko — mutual support networks of villagers — for those who could not obtain bank loans because of their immigrant status.director of real estate development.

multi-story complex featuring 248 units of affordable housing.including 120+-year-old Fugetsu-do Confectionery.

Yoshio Nakamura (442nd RCT) and Tokuji Yoshihashi (100th Battalion).Slated for completion by the end of 2026.