campaign manager Nic Gerard told The Los Angeles Times.

My family and the Japanese American community lost a great advocate and storyteller.She and her family were among the 10.

hosted by the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California.yet you are sullied by that experience.She spent her young prewar life in Southern California.

a history – just for the family.Though the book and movie were not universally embraced by the Japanese American community.

She was close to 80 at that time.

It was later adapted into a made-for-television movie in 1976.They engaged with a wide range of Japanese leaders and intellectuals from the political.

and impactful in-person and virtual events.-Japan relations through people-to-people connections.

aimed to strengthen the relationship between Japanese and American communities.Through transformative leadership initiatives.