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Photo by Gwen Muranaka/Rafu ShimpoFrom left: Valerie J.and then what they are con-fronted with once they have come here to work and live.

going a step further to investigate possibilities of common purpose or integrated action on social issues that are inclusive of both Nikkei and shin Issei under a larger.She commented how shin Issei are drawn to live and work in or near historic Japanese enclaves where they can find Japanese-speaking people and services—what does this mean for the future of our communities with the inclusion of Hapa-Japanese and shin Issei.Toyota investigates the shin Issei from their situation in Japan.

Co-sponsored by the West Los Angeles Buddhist Temple.Japanese Institute of Sawtelle.

——————–Mary Uyematsu Kao is the author/photographer of Rockin the Boat: Flashbacks of the 1970s Asian Movement.

Matsumoto talked about how shin Issei and JAs are beginning to come to terms with each other—i.he would go with his wife to the Elks Club to clean.

host John Nakaki delves into the cultural phenomenon of Japanese American basketball.which encapsulated the resilience of the Isseis and Nisseis that had to rebuild their lives in post-World War II America.

The episode highlights the influence of the phrase shigataganai (仕方がない).The demographic that Keiro is looking at for the future is the baby boomers.