All entrants must be of at least one-quarter Japanese ancestry.

and creating and coordinating the personal and display ads.Putting together the grad issue is a Herculean undertaking that we simply cannot do without outside input.

It takes hundreds of hours – if not more – to assemble what is needed for the supplement: photos from graduation ceremonies around the region.The Rafu community has certainly helped by providing names and schools of graduates who deserve recognition.We will also be offering our traditional congratulatory personal display ads.

Along with the names of graduates.we are faced with circumstances that have delayed the way of producing our usual pull-out graduation section.

it has become increasingly difficult to produce our grad issue to the standards that we feel fulfill the mission of paying tribute to the young people who have achieved some of the most important accomplishments of their lives.

if there arent too many pages.the museums lively schedule of special exhibitions.

Cruising J-Town is sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities.Watase Media Arts Center (MAC) will bring the award-winning documentary Nobuko Miyamoto: A Song in Movement to a number of university campuses in 2025.

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