Because he was wearing a helmet with a visor at the time of the attack.

We live in a multicultural world where Asians make up about half of the global population.The district has paired the series with classroom texts.

the throughline is consistent — language added to lived experience can help young people develop empathy.Combating anti-Asian hate and bigotry requires exposure to Asian values.clubs — they build genuine understanding of one anothers values.

The Day of Remembrance has drawn recognition beyond ABCs boundaries.consul general of Japan in Los Angeles.

including Baseball Saved Us and Sylvia Aki.

When students share everyday life — meals.If Yamatogaku can flourish here.

O-sho has already traveled to Los Angeles four times this year to train local disciples.What Japan is in danger of losing.

it will in turn inspire Japan.Yamato O-sho (left) and Kyosho.