In samurai or vigilante films.

as Okinawan items are rarely available at local stores.the event will also include a white elephant sale.

I feed off their passion for our culture!I feel so grateful to meet and bond with people who share similar histories.at the OAA Centers parking lot.In addition to highlighting Okinawan culture through art and design.

and I was inspired by how deeply attendees connected with handmade art and Okinawan culture.Limited parking available across the street at Faith Works Church.

Each interaction felt meaningful – whether it was someone sharing why the hajichi or inscription [in my pottery] resonated with them or telling me who they were gifting a piece to

transitional kindergarten and kindergarten programs including day care are offered with Japanese dancing.After the entirety of Terminal Island was included on the National Trusts list of Americas 11 Most Endangered Historic Places in 2012.

Courtesy Tim Yuji YamamotoTuna Street buildings on Terminal Island.The collection of places on this list also helps illustrate how resilience and recovery are intertwined with preservation and emphasizes the economic benefits that come with revitalization.

After the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.Terminal IslandThe 11 Most Endangered program uplifts and catalyzes community-led preservation work through a high-impact public awareness campaign resulting in increased visibility.