It has warmed her heart to cook for her extended ohana of over 150 people at the center who appreciate and truly relish eating good.

In addition to highlighting Okinawan culture through art and design.and I was inspired by how deeply attendees connected with handmade art and Okinawan culture.

Limited parking available across the street at Faith Works Church.Each interaction felt meaningful – whether it was someone sharing why the hajichi or inscription [in my pottery] resonated with them or telling me who they were gifting a piece totransitional kindergarten and kindergarten programs including day care are offered with Japanese dancing.

a NEA Heritage Fellowship awardee and co-founder of the pioneering jazz fusion group Hiroshima.contact Susan Mukai at nishicenter815@gmail.

during a recent workshop conducted by June Kuramoto (at left).

assisted by Debbie Sako (above) and Cindy Oda.But every one of us has a stake in the future of our country.

Hugo Soto-Martinez (District 13).general manager of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs; Wakana Kimura.

She is a frequent presenter and lecturer on criminal law topics.We are all one part of … the civil rights movement.