the same day the original film premiered in 1954.

Ai-chan or Aiko for those who knew her fondly.restaurants and markets close by.

the owner of the building decided to sell the property.and Japanese objets d’art.but we need people to not only visit and shop here.

The biggest joy they had was the visitation of the Nisei Week Courts over the many years.experiencing visually and physically the items for sale; understanding and appreciating the workmanship and intense labor of love that went into our items.

Although Skip was gone by then.

Brick-and-mortar stores cannot survive without customers actually walking in.org/events/best-100-japanese-posters-1945-1989-exhibition/Gallery hours: Tuesday through Sunday.

Best 100 Japanese Posters (1945-1989) will be on view at the Japanese American Cultural Community Centers George J.The posters have been compiled to record the works that set an artistic milestone between 1945 and 1989.

This exhibition features the best 100 Japanese posters of the post-war era.Artists include: Yoshio Hayakawa.