IRVINE — The highly anticipated Cool Japan Center officially opened its doors on Nov.

has a membership that has grown over the years from just a few who would gather to socialize and reminisce about their young days to 85 today.as it has been for the now-renowned Buddhahead Breakfast Club.

The kanji for this birthday milestone is pronounced sanju and is written 傘壽.It was a truly festive occasion to honor the members for their longevity and to thank the veterans for their service to our country and all the members for their loyal patronage of the Buddhahead Breakfast Club.while videographer Don Bannai captured the festivities in vivid video.

which were made available to all the honorees.This special celebratory event was made possible through a generous donation by the Japanese American Centenarian Spirit.

The club was founded by Vietnam veteran Chris Segawa over 20 years ago to enable Sansei veterans and their friends to gather.

a nonprofit organization started by Kiyo Fukumoto to recognize Japanese American seniors who served in the armed forces.Id like to refer back to generations and decades past.

Think of the incoming Cabinet members.it does not sound like this new administration really cares about us or will do anything for our future generations.

leaving the Have-Nots still struggling to find a better life.All the while his father stood stuttering and rambling through a QA press interview spinning a tale that the people had voted for major government change.