the suicidal student who committed the murders.

but it will be a chance for the community to thank Takatani and recognize him.including Japanese woodworking tools.

Attendees are encouraged to dine at Suehiro either before or after the celebration.Anzen has been Takatanis passion for more than 65 years.Often for Japanese-owned and businesses owned by older folks.

(Mano-Ya)While the store is closing on Saturday.The store will be operated by Hirose and his mom.

Anzen and Takatani were recognized in August by Nisei Week with the Frances Hashimoto Community Spirit Award.

one block from its current location in Little Tokyo.Preserve Orange County will hold and distribute the funds on the direction of the board of the Historic Wintersburg Conservancy.

000 goal will support property acquisition.Since the fundraiser was established on Sept.

which is not open to the public.Japanese pioneer-owned property that the National Trust for Historic Preservation named one of Americas 11 Most Endangered Historic Places in 2014 and designated a National Treasure in 2015.