After having gone through centuries of Spanish rule (now only evident in the magnificent but decaying neoclassical buildings)

“Was the younger version of me ever this crazy??”One is compelled to continue reading to find out what happens next since the story is told so candidly and without hesitation.military occupation of Japan ended.

how he battled a gambling addiction.Born in Nagano Prefecture only a month before the U.“The narrative is reminiscent of J.

A fortunate invitation by a wealthy American couple in 1971 brought him to Berkeley.‘The Life of a Crazy Japanese Immigrant will resonate with a majority of the readers.

Through various twists and turns.

These stories will make you laugh.Their final donationwill be a legacy gift to the Terasaki Budokan.

they had to make significant investments into flattening the floor.She and Skip also wanted to give back to their customers and community.

which carried over into her adult life.bringing in more products that no other store carried.