So I’m here in solidarity with everybody.

Wherever he could rent a piece of land.The injustice and sacrifice many Japanese Monrovians experienced while being held at concentration camps during the internments of World War II cannot be forgotten.

He met the principal of Monrovia-Arcadia-Duarte High School and became the first Asian American to graduate from there in 1914.He started a couple of haiku clubs – one at the Pioneer Project and another San Gabriel group.Satoru was an award-winning haiku poet.

we started a stand selling fruits and vegetables under an oak tree.The stars signify that four family members are on active duty in the military.

who returned to Monrovia after camp.

Racial discrimination was very.I guess I was always around art.

ShoyuDrip’s Happi Hoodie for women and men.that still exists within the Japanese American community to this day.

this was basically who he was for a good part of his life.based on the Japanese/JA tradition of not being wasteful.