Yosh’s legacy will live on through the judo program he led to recognition and the campus building adorned with his name.

These visits serve thousands of students in 16 states annually.as well as be livestreamed online.

and other programs that convene people of all ages and diverse backgrounds to examine issues about race.Virtual field trips with JANMs educators will also be offered for Grades 1–12.and respect for cultural diversity; and build meaningful cross-cultural bridges.

Public programs and popular series like JANM Book Club and art workshops will continue to serve new and diverse communities in and beyond Little Tokyo.with StoryBoldly and OutsideIn Theatre.

and Miné Okubo will travel to the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington.

The museums exhibition Japanese American History and Art from JANMs Collection.This event was a collaboration between the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History.

the 40th Infantry Division celebrated the 71st anniversary of the Korean War Armistice at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos.We need to honor these Japanese American Korean War veterans before they pass away since many of us are in our 90s and who knows how much time we have left.

He hopes that the more limelight that is placed on these veterans and this time in history will bring more opportunities for exhibits.and his motivation continues to inspire others to remember those that fought and served in this Forgotten War.