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nothing was left except the two buildings and their memories.Ambassador of Japan to the United States of America Shigeo Yamada also visited these buildings and recognized the importance of preserving these buildings.

vice president of Terminal Islanders Association; Consul General Kenko Sone; Terry Hara.on Terminal Island to be declared a historic-cultural monument.and it carries a strong emotional connection representing a place of nostalgia.

described the communitys feelings prior and after their forced removal at the start of World War II: The Japanese village (was) comprised of fishing boats.a story that needs to be told for generations to come in honor of our ancestors and their families.

By TIM YUJI YAMAMOTOSPECIAL TO THE RAFURepresentatives from Los Angeles City Plannings Office of Historic Resources (OHR).

Conservancy; Keith Nakata; Rosalind Sagara of L.Their valor in Europe and the contributions of the Military Intelligence Service in the Pacific not only helped shape the outcome of the war but also laid a foundation for the advancement of civil rights for Japanese Americans in the postwar era.

The event will take place on Tuesday.but you fought prejudice — and you have won.

at the Price of Freedom Wall at the National World War II Memorial in Washington.The July 15 ceremony will include a wreath-laying in honor of the 33.