fostering greater economic and cultural exchange.

one of the starkest reminders of the human toll of homelessness.I still feel the warm glow of a setting summer sun while dancing Bon odori at annual Obon festivals.

Preserving Little Tokyo doesnt mean locking it in amber.and increasing demand drives up the rent.Displacement happens when a citys housing supply is stagnant.

But its precisely because of my lived experience growing up in gentrifying Northeast L.Chris Tokita is a data scientist.

today is like calling the sky blue.

Our ancestors built Little Tokyo in the face of exclusion and redlining that caused Issei and Nisei to come together a few blocks southeast of City Hall.(Sapporo) opened up around 1962.

Sone pointed out that visiting Japanese politicians find the hours convenient for late-night snacking and sake.which was located on First Street and is no longer in existence.

Thank you for trusting us to take over the business for the future.He expressed appreciation to Yamauchis widow Mihoko and daughter Haruka.