leaving her mother with no money and no job; Haru Kuromiya.

two remarkable friendship cities in Japan that embody the passion for baseball and the bonds it creates … We are reminded that even across an ocean.Its going to be even bigger and better.

After Game 5 of this years World Series against the New York Yankees.who was born at Little Company of Mary Hospital in Torrance but was raised in Hawaii.It was so exciting being in the clubhouse with the champagne and the beer flying around and interviewing the players.

YAMAMOTO / Rafu ShimpoFrom left: Torrance City Councilmember Bridgett Lewis.then won in 2020 but were unable to hold a parade due to the pandemic.

but … hes always been there.

I think we can do it again next year.Those sentiments are echoed by 94-year-old concentration camp survivor Chizu Omori.

More information will be posted at www.They remind us of what can happen when we dont safeguard the humanity in us all.

We cannot let our history be marginalized again.Films of Remembrance is expanding from a two-day event in Northern California to a four-day event including two days in Southern California — in partnership with the Japanese American National Museum and the Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute.