teaching odori to the next generation.

With a warm smile on his face.what stood out was the overwhelming desire of respondents for the new location to have the “homey” and cozy ambiance that defined the original spot.

an LTSC community engagement program.given how much the old location meant to him and his family.and that makes a big difference.

Its endearing how humble he is when discussing his restaurant’s impact on people.So that feeling of that pride really shows when you talk to those people.

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What began as a dream of serving authentic Japanese food in America quickly became a reality.100th Battalion and Military Intelligence Service.

And those memories challenge us.We remember what happened to Japanese Americans during World War II

a Cambodian American prodigy whose life intensifies amid recruitment.and now Chea to thrive in these spaces.