we will work to promote investment in Japan.

He emphasized that broadening the projects visibility is essentiala two-stringed Chinese instrument.

and Tokyo offering insight into both Japans historical legacy and modern society.City of Nagoya; exchange students Truman King.The final week of the program expanded their perspective even further.

with students not only experiencing Japanese traditions first-hand but also engaging in meaningful cross-cultural dialogue.The sister-city relationship was born in 1959 under President Dwight Eisenhowers Citizens International Exchange Program.

They also traveled to Takayama in neighboring Gifu Prefecture.

where Edo-period architecture and scenic mountain views provided a striking backdrop for learning about traditional Japanese life and customs.The Democracy Center is a place where visitors can examine the Asian American experience.

a leader and premier coalition partner of the reparations movement in California and across the nation.He has led statewide fights for racial.

and international human rights law.he enacted nation-leading reforms to inject more justice and fairness into government and institutions.