a time to be with family and dancing.

You’re never too old to make a difference and tell your story.Thank you to the speakers for sharing your memories with us.

Mike and Grace at 96 years young: Mike described 0 degrees at Heart Mountain while Grace relived 110-degree heat of Poston.ABC devoted teacher professional development as well as purchasing various age-appropriate books to prepare the students for the experience.and The Bracelet by Yoshiko Uchida each detailed a particular aspect of the incarceration experience so that students came prepared.

Janet Fujii; (front row) Jenny Chomori.Fish for Jimmy by Katie Yamasaki.

students heard from local Japanese Americans who experienced the mass roundup and incarceration in 1942.

said ABC USD Vice President Ernie Nishii.As a community newspaper of the Nikkei community.

the Hochi was a Japanese-language newspaper.noting that the state of local newspaper has a profound implications for communities.

With fewer journalists covering city halls and state government.Some youths came over to our booth and were completely beside themselves to see their friend.