and I am grateful for the redress that helped survivors.

Prayers are offered at the Hiroshima Kenjinkai monument.Scouts from Troop 479 at Koyasan assisted in the service.

Far left: Prayers are offered at the Hiroshima Kenjinkai monument.By MIKEY HIRANO CULROSSRAFU STAFF WRITERMemorial Day was overcast but mild at Evergreen Cemetery in Boyle Heights.because they are included as a valued part of our community.

This poetically expresses the idea that our loved ones thoughts.Koyasan Buddhist TempleEvergreen is home to a garden dedicated to Issei pioneers.

and had no one to mourn them when they passed.

deeds and love are still with us.the community contributed to developing community-serving institutions such as the Japanese American National Museum.

Its willingness to open its doors to anyone interested enables it to develop positions representing the community.the community faces yet another battle to preserve its identity and affordability.

The developer should provide a minimum of 31% affordable housing at an affordability level of at least 50% of the AMI to match the existing amount of affordable housing in the area.This vision exists only in an orientalist fantasy that conflates the divergent histories of Japanese Americans and Japanese nationals.