was enabled in part by the Alien Enemies Act.

and countless individuals whose lives he enriched through his work.His work and care are deeply intertwined with the work I do as a scholar.

He was incredibly generous with his time.organizers updated Matsuda about the success of the program since he was unable to attend this past year.was particularly inspired by Manzanar Committee member Pat Sakamoto.

Even though Ganns family was not incarcerated in the camps.A few weeks after pilgrimage one year.

where he was a founding member of the UCLA Nikkei Student Union (NSU) in 1981.

ensuring the students who attended came away with a deep understanding of the importance of not only learning but also sharing this history.when he shared that he would miss the temples garden when he returned to California.

com/f/help-the-nishio-family-after-eaton-fireRiley Smith gently dislodges the top segment of a stone pagoda next to a wall of the destroyed Nishio home.By GWEN MURANAKAThis was our little paradise.

Seen from the patio of his destroyed home.Friends and family helped to move the stone lanterns for safekeeping while the family rebuilds their home.