Women Educating and Inspiring Generations! And the Japanese Womens Society of Southern California will indeed do just that.

was sitting in the Koban at that time and he personally escorted them to his shop.which was such a treat for these long-distance travelers!?A young lady who came from Chengdu.

org) and check out the many projects they are doing.she wanted to celebrate her birthday in Little Tokyo!?A family of four came all the way from South Australia and their first stop in L.We informed them about the fabulous jazz scene in Bronzeville at that time!?An older white couple came to the Koban asking for the location of the Chiune Sugihara statue in Little Tokyo because their family was saved from the Nazi death camps by Sugihara in Lithuania! That was a special treat for me because I am a big fan of Sugihara! The couple described how the visa Sugihara that provided allowed their ancestors to traverse Russia.

was to find Fugetsu-Do because they love manju so much (they tried to make it at home but failed) and they had found Fugetsu-Dos website in Australia! They were so excited because coincidentally Brian Kito.and many people pass by along this section of the block that dates back a century and is part of the National Historic Landmark District.

Here are some examples of the kinds of visitors we have gotten during our Sundays in the Little Tokyo Koban:?A large group of 13 came from Palmdale because a young girl in the group was given the choice of going anywhere for her birthday – and because she loves Japan and the animated series Gravity Falls.

just east of San Pedro Street (or Judge John Aiso Street).The Japanese Womens Society of Southern California will celebrate its 120th anniversary on Saturday.

A golden era followed the Fujinkais volunteer work.located at the Japanese American Cultural Community Center.

and displays of calligraphy (shodo).koto and odori in their community.