Shinkichi was one of several children of the Tajiri family to have successful careers.

she was nominated to be president of the National JACL.The Tulean Dispatch noted Sumas previous work with the 1930 Stanford study as part of her qualifications.

the Army sent Suma and her family to the Pomona Assembly Center.Bill Hosokawa noted in his book JACL: Quest of Justice.It would not be until 1992 when the JACL elected its first woman president.

Suma continued her work in education even as Hitoshi became a police officer in Internal Security.Her husband Hitoshi served as a sumo instructor and organized wrestling matches.

The first JACL conference in Seattle.

Sugis lobbying served as a valuable test for future lobbying efforts.All were friendly and told their stories about making the wine and flavor profiles.

Sonoe Hirabayashi of Six Cloves Wines said that her wine is balanced and is made to be paired with Japanese food.Freeman stated that she started in winemaking by learning from the hired winemaker and cleaning the equipment for making wine.

GWEN MURANAKA / Rafu ShimpoThe Nikkei Wine Vine Group and JACCC members celebrate with a group photo at the inauguralNikkei Wine Summit.Freeman had an interesting story as Americas first female Asian winemaker specializing in Pinot Noir.