and will be streamed live on the shrines YouTube channel.

Drafted from Gila River concentration camp in Arizona.and actress/singer Kendyl Sayuri Yokoyama.

fuel to help the next generation pick up the torch.who said: This is the only way that I know that my family can have a chance in America.he treasures the memory of marching down Constitution Avenue before President Harry Truman in June 1946.

but in the growing movement of people from all backgrounds committed to courage.And as you might be able to tell.

I am proud to say that I consider the Nisei veterans story to be a part of my heritage — my heritage as an American.

The event was made possible by generous sponsorsfinding creative ways to maintain and revitalize community engagement.

working to support local Japanese women entrepreneurs.she proposed the idea to the Angels of holding a Japan Day.

Kimiko Fujita of North Tustin — Order of the Rising Sun.Fujita also served as president of the Japanese Executive Womens League from 2004 to 2006.