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but the first since the start of the COVID pandemic in 2019.The members of the dojo have participated in Nisei Week demonstrations and in many other activities in and around Los Angeles.

Kensho Furuya (center) demonstrates a defense move with students.and the Aikido Center of Los Angeles was located in the heart of the Arts District just east of Little Tokyo for over 30 years.including Ken Watanabe and James Doi (left).

Furuya founded the Aikido Center of Los Angeles in 1974.Furuya’s book and writings.

and instructors and members from the dojo and its affiliates.

he was the only son of Tetsuo Ted and Kimiye Furuya.LTSC preserves and strengthens the unique ethnic communities of the region where people.

With a groundbreaking ceremony in the works.The 823 Cleveland Shared Housing Project involves the new construction of a five-story multifamily apartment building.

representing a significant step forward in LTSCs vision of bringing inclusive living opportunities to low-income communities across L.developer and community nonprofit.