The film chronicles the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans from a unique perspective: through the eyes of those who defied the armed guards.

I am happy but at the same time I feel a strong (sense of) responsibility.Fifty years is a long time for a small business and a restaurant to survive.

Kouraku is poised to stay open for another 50 yearsAmong the majestic floats and marching bands in the 136th Rose Parade in Pasadena on Jan.to get everything that he built up for us.

By MIKEY HIRANO CULROSSRAFU STAFF WRITERCourtesy Anissa Iseda Among Yasushi Iseda’s loves was fly fishing.saw a lot of different things.

Let Your Life Soar also included living recipients of organs and tissue.

including koi nobori – carp-shaped streamers – decorated with floral portraits of family and neighbors who are posthumously remembered for their donations of organs and tissue.Panel 1: Anti-Asian Hate Crimes.

immediate past chair and chair emeritus of Chinatown Service CenterCyndie M.gov/ 2024/12/11/highest-total-of- hate-crimes-ever-reported/)Co-hosts of the event are Asian Americans Advancing Justice Southern California.

JACL Pacific Southwest District.: Program and keynote speakers10:30-11:15 a.