where he worked for 46 years in positions from counselor to CEO.

He served in the 100th Infantry Battalion.and that like other groups who settled in the region.

They had received the second-highest honor.He was the only Japanese American recipient of the medal from the war until June 2000.but it was believed that racial prejudice prevented them from receiving the Medal of Honor.

He stood out at a time when stepping out and standing up meant taking great risks.Japan’s consul general in Los Angeles.

While fighting in Italy in April 1945.

He said Glendale is a city richer for its immigrant history.But there is one new law that most Rafu readers who are retired should be aware of.

the state can recover for the number of benefits paidand how he found a woman to settle down with.

“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.