A nationally touring exhibition will make two back-to-back stops in Southern California to share how local environmental histories are intertwined with movements for racial.

”Furuya Sensei wanted his dojo to be a place where people could come and learn about Japanese culture.a daily message board and one-minute aikido technique.

the building the dojo was in was sold.The Aikido Center of Los Angeles interior is decorated in shoin-zukuri style.” which features articles.

who were both Nisei incarcerated at Heart Mountain in Wyoming.the Aikido Center of Los Angeles is the only dojo that has konin or direct affiliation with world headquarters in Japan.

Born Daniel Masami Furuya in Pasadena.

The dojo was founded in 1974 by Rev.Rosalind married Edison Uno and had their first daughter.

Her early life was spent in Berkeley until it was disrupted by the World War II exclusion of people of Japanese ancestry from the West Coast.She will be remembered for her formidably strong will as much as for her generosity and care for others.

books featuring cats and dogs as main characters.Rosalind’s home has been the gathering place for family celebrations.