located in Union Center for the Arts.

How did something like these camps happen in America.This is disregarding generations of Japanese American culture.

Along with being the voice of our future.By speaking out against discrimination such as this.Our goal must be to teach the children.

we must continue to foster the Japanese American culture.The government claimed that these people were simply being relocated.

Many epiphanies occurred during that previously mentioned leadership program with Kizuna.

fellow teenagers — we are the voice of our future.and when it was finished a curator at the Huntington Garden marveled at its beauty.

Photos by MIKEY HIRANO CULROSSNishio started working on the garden in 2005.They represent his late parents Esther Takei Nishio and Shigeto Nishio.

The garden where he would spend quiet evenings and mornings was the fulfillment of a promise he made to his teacher.John Nishios Japanese garden fared relatively well amid the Eaton Fire.