the Smithsonian and other public institutions to censor how American history is remembered.

From left: George Ota (brother).Our court are very close friends.

Sharing and celebrating our history.but I had a great time being in the parade.The late Alan Nishio (not pictured) was also honored.

and some of the leaders I had the privilege to work with are no longer here.Ota has worn many hats in her community service.

I believe we all do our best to support each other because the work we do to carry on our legacy is more important than ever.

and our community is the best way to support one another.the festival will feature live entertainment with performances by local older adults.

we invite older adults and their loved ones to join the celebration together.please contact Keiro at213.

Admission is FREE for attendees aged 60 and over.and $20 for those aged 59 and under