which often faces challenges when compared to more heavily resourced neighborhoods like those on Grand Avenue.

Founded in 1912 by Fred Kinzaburo Makino.To see that excitement from the youths.

Hawaii Herald Editor Kristen Nemoto Jay noted that the closure has been devastating to both the staff and readers.it would be difficult to make any major developments in the future.the Japanese Community Association of Hawaii (JCAH) thanked the publications.

The October issue of The Hawaii Herald highlighted LGBTQ+ Japanese Americans.The loss of (newspapers and journalists) has not only short-circuited the flow of news and information across news organizations but has also made it harder for people to hold their state and local elected officials accountable.

Zentoku recently started a campaign to raise funds to help JA community newspapers such as The Hawaii Herald and other struggling publications.

they found that the glue that has connected the Japanese American community through the years has been the Japanese American community newspapers.?The family has requested privacy at this time.

He was a pioneer who opened doors for so many of us.said that Uno was the ultimate mentor and trailblazer in developing the Asian American community in Utah.

and going through law school and going through all the different kind of cases that something like this could happen in America to Americans and that is something I have been working on so it wouldnt happen to anybody else.he mentored and supported countless local lawyers and leaders.