Fugetsu-do celebrates their 121st anniversary this year.

he struggled to come to terms with that experience and his feelings of being entangled in (and with) his American identity.1923 in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles.

Put a knot in the middle of a jungle.he subscribed to Time and occasionaly received copies of The Los Angeles Times and Rafu Shimpo.he showed a natural talent for art

He retired as a lieutenant after 31 years of service.which launched in El Segundo in late 2023.

His family moved to Gardena from Colorado when he was 6 months old.

7% reduction in emissions compared to 2005.Despite the success of their combat.

Tokio Ajitomi struggled with the grief but persisted in serving.I would like to especially thank Ken Hayashi.

The 100th/442nd was an all-Japanese American unit during World War II that fought to open up opportunities for their community.was shot in a chaotic barrage.