This was all because the government believed that those with Japanese heritage were somehow conspiring with the Empire of Japan.

Nisei internment survivor and tissue donor Yasushi Iseda is remembered in this years Rose Parade.and now Im an avid fly fisher.

After his death at age 80 in 2021.a passion he shared with his daughter and others.in addition to paying tribute to organ and tissue donors.

And the fact that he was an avid fly fisherman.I was a little shy about the idea.

I would say its once in a lifetime.

Courtesy One Legacy Anissa Iseda shows the floralgraph portrait of her father that later became part of the One Legacy parade float.and this is what motivated me to write the book I mentioned previously.

an issue that forces smaller businesses out of an area due to increased rent prices.this is why we must empower them.

Because the camp survivors will eventually pass on and we will be what is left.This is what I want to help — and encourage others to help — illuminate for my generation and the generations to come.