is where Yamamoto first started playing baseball.

they serve as a testament to generations of community working towards the preservation of this historic community.It is particularly meaningful for Little Tokyo to receive this designation this year.

to fight for control over the neighborhoods future development and growth.We remain committed to preserving and advancing our shared history at this authentic crossroads of culture in Little Tokyo.the Little Tokyo Community Investment Fund.

Linda Dishman and Kristen Hayashi.and supporters are also seeking a voice in infrastructure projects to prioritize Little Tokyos culture and preservation.

Los Angeles Little Tokyo can get the support and policy protections needed so that the community can thrive long into the future.

Organizations like the Japanese American Cultural Community Center.including Steel Magnolias with an all-Asian cast in 2013.

She is survived by siblings Linda Hayashi and Steven Yasutake.At a mini-convention benefiting the Japanese American Collections at CSU Sacramento.

Karen Huie (second from left) and Dian Kobayashi (right) — with playwright Wakako Yamauchi in 2013.We are deeply grateful to her friends and colleagues for their love and support throughout her accomplished career.