I believe these long lines can be attributed to reduced staffing

shed a lot of light on the culture of the Japanese Americans.teach them about the rich culture that surrounds them.

We cannot let history repeat itself.I think that a lot of this centers on Little Tokyo — the Japanese American cultural hub in downtown Los Angeles.Camp conditions were horrible; most were in the middle of nowhere with little shelter and poor sanitation.

what we can do is never forget.and we unfortunately cannot go back and change that.

after getting involved in a leadership program for young Asian Americans.

I find this story both horrifying and nearly impossible to believe.This lack of knowledge is likely mirrored in the greater SoCal area and across the nation.

who built the areas largest commercial center in decades and created East L.which apologized to and provided redress to the Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II.

Mukai created this jiu jitsu center.and the creation of the jiu jitsu center.