She saw her son graduate from college and then visited places unseen by her friends and family.

He was raising four kids and was a fisherman before the war.This publication was supported in whole or in part by funding provided by the State of California.

They shared poignant stories of family members and friends who sacrificed greatly to support their families.By offering educational content in an engaging and accessible format.I used an example of a person I knew up in Monterey [in the first episode].

history and issues pertinent to older adults.Although the podcast primarily targets older adults.

To watch Episode 1: Work Ethics.

They are not tied to newspapers anymore like my generation was.titled Japanese American Basketball.

John Nakaki marries his trademark charisma with his lifetime of experience and love for the JA community to provide an informative and enlightening space for his guests and listeners.often working long hours in difficult jobs to ensure a better future for their children

Sushi Gen is yet another great place for special occasions with its stylish atmosphere.Yuka Mizusawa in front of her blossoming business: Little Tokyo Florist.