Weve lost anticipation and dialogue.

African Americans moved in and built a thriving community.40 years of performing and traveling with these artists has greatly enriched my musical and personal growth.

I wanted to show that our cultures can and do work together.with a California Civil Liberties Public Education Program grant.I remember listening to my sisters RB 45s and (cousin) Kei Nomura playing Latin jazz and Cuban music and his congas.

it was performed at Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute.Karen Ishizuka and John Esaki gave him his first opportunity to work with them on the films they produced.

he did some sleuthing and discovered Bronzeville.

talking to musicians and composing.she joined the staff of the Little Tokyo Service Center.

Azay provided food for first responders and those who were the most impacted by the devastating wildfires in Pacific Palisades.first began his culinary training.

gardens and communities of the culinary world as well as the personal relationships he made along the way.opened in 1946 by owner Tsutomu Maehara.