those standards are questionable.

Free admission but donations are appreciatedthe last day of operations will be this Saturday and people are encouraged to come and shop.

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.Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders (AANHPIs) to engage those communities in a national research program.

said a spokesperson for APIDC.San Antonio College in Walnut on the weekend of Sept.

Information gathered will be utilized to develop and uncover new and targeted ways to treat and prevent disease.building one of the most diverse biomedical databases in history.