president and CEO of the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.

like the Altadena Community Church.a place we will always consider home.

I regularly cast many of them in my productions after receiving a Super 8mm movie camera for Christmas one year.Artist Miki Yokoyama and her family in Altadena lost everything overnight.hewn of a highly representative mix of people from a great many and varied walks of life.

families who have been established in this foothill enclave for generations now find themselves with absolutely nothing.has been reduced to ash and rubble.

Pasadena was still pretty segregated back then.

For some – or many – the question is what will replace the town we knew.who then introduced four Latino members of the restaurant staff who each have worked there for 20 to 30 years.

the City of Los Angeles recognized the eatery as the oldest continually operating ramen restaurant in the U.The identity of this restaurant is very strong.

adding that the first ramen shop in Little Tokyo was Sapporo Ramen.stated Bill Watanabe of the Little Tokyo Historical Society.