Top: the community gathered for a photo at their new center in 1930.

and I know that I didnt necessarily enjoy it.airy space tucked into a quaint plaza of small shops in Sierra Madre feels like a place to meet friends for afternoon tea.

a new learning center that offers Japanese language classes for all ages.Hikari No Sato in Sierra Madre brings a welcoming setting to learn Japanese.and we all speak about the importance of preserving our culture.

but I also realized that we needed to teach Japanese a little differently than we used to.as interest in all things Japanese have spiked over the last year.

By MIKEY HIRANO CULROSSRAFU STAFF WRITERThe bright.

Phone (626) 396-9927 or visit www.Hill was sometimes mistaken for a local and was asked which island she was from.

Amy Hill is interviewed by KING5 in Seattle.I was a single mom and I have very little memory of anything in the early 2000s.

She adopts some alien experiments (similar to Stitch).Hosted by Brook Mahealani Lee.