and never stopped storytelling.

explaining that hosting allowed him to explore different parts of Los Angeles with the student from Nagoya — places where he might not have gone otherwise.One parent mentioned that hosting a student was equally fulfilling.

they quickly gain self-assurance as they navigate new environments.eager to play an active role in LANSCA.If you are interested in applying for the program.

He also mentioned that it is these small moments — like driving around town.mayor of Nagoya; Wajenda Chambeshi.

warmly welcomed former participants — students and parents — from both Nagoya and Los Angeles.

With much anticipation and excitement.On a different question asking generally about groups receiving or having received reparations.

Most Americans (58%) now say restricting the entry of Jewish refugees to the U.and only 7% say Japanese people in the U.

The action was supported by most Americans.during the war was not the right thing to do.