Our thoughts are with his family.

the two moved to the Netherlands.and established himself among American artists in Europe.

He spent a year as a visiting professor at the Art Institute of Minneapolis.He can be reached at jvanharm@ucsc.he and his family lost their home.

The knots remain a cultural icon of Little Tokyo.he moved abroad to seek a new life unhampered by racial prejudice.

he remained fascinated and disturbed by the land of his birth.

and made several visits to the U.We are on this earth for a short period of time and we want to leave a better world for future generations.

played a key role in introducing weight categories in international competitions.San Jose State University Alumni Association: Yosh was a true pillar of the San José community.

It has been an honor and privilege to be a part of his journey and to witness first-hand the remarkable legacy he has left behind in the judo community in San Jose.Yosh coached the Spartans to more than 40 collegiate titles and trained nearly two dozen Olympians.