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presented the Japanese Language Institute with a beautiful framed certificate signed by all council members.Here is a brief description of the institutes storied past.

with brilliant obi tying their kimono.From left: Consul General Kenko Sone.The future is bright as Homestay in Japan is planned for 2025.

the school closed for in-person instruction due to the worldwide coronavirus pandemic.the school was organized under the auspices of the Shikishima Club and the guidance of Principal Otomo as the San Fernando Valley Japanese Institute.

master of ceremonies Emil de Castro entertained the full house with puns while he awarded generous raffle prizes.

1949: The school reopened with 35 students.offering educational benefits to a wide and diverse audience.

which is scheduled for completion this year.historical point of view as well as the resulting undeserved years of shame.

The centerpiece for the planned memorial is a 5-by-8-foot bronze wall.Most came from areas along the California coast.