Little Tokyo is home to over 400 small businesses.

black-masked men who saved damsels in distress and poor townspeople from the bad yakuza men.Yet the strong Issei spirit (makenai de) returned after the war.

It has been my pleasure and my life-line to serve alongside the many volunteers at Koreisha Little Tokyo Nutrition Services in Little Tokyo Towers.Volunteering has been a legacy learned from the Issei who first came to America and helped one another to survive and grow here.They sing and play the shamisen that accompanies the kabuki play on stage.

who arrived in America in 1899 at the age of 20.This was all made possible by the hard work of many volunteers who make Little Tokyo a place to live.

Nisei Week and Little Tokyo became alive again and celebrated with Terry Tamaru (Hokoda) being crowned the first Nisei Week Queen after World War II during the 8th Nisei Week Festival in 1949.

and also at the Japanese American National Museum.regroup and consider the next option.

Talk with your loved one about which treatment they may want.and priorities at the time the health care power of attorney is signed.

You may not be comfortable with making end-of-life decisions for them.Some people may need to have a feeding tube for a long period of time.