and travel to other Japanese American communities and Japan.

she completed high school and went to work at a market.and connecting her with Hanayagi Rokumie of Los Angeles.

Her mother and siblings were also deported to Japan.she is survived by four children.where she could pursue her dream of odori.

she enjoyed good health and always said how grateful she was for her life and her family.A Remembrance and Celebration of a Mother and Nihon Buyo Master may be viewed on YouTube.

was spent in her parents hometown of Chiran.

and Michiyo (John) Bailey; 11 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and other family members in the U.for High SchoolersALLY began in 2016 when a group of students saw that the AAPI communitys political voice was too quiet in moments that mattered.

and strengthen their communities.and they are doing it before most of them are even old enough to vote.

youth civic engagement is also about bridging generations.complicated issues of our time.