which was part of Keiros ongoing commitment to understanding the evolving aging needs of Our Community.

Hideo went on to become one of the first Japanese American orthopedic surgeons in Los Angeles.Hiro and Aki took over the business as their parents eventually passed away.

the property was transferred into his name.they used what is known as “mustering out” pay (about $300 each) to purchase the nursery’s first truck.To read more click here: https://rafu.

resettlement and the ups and downs of changing times.When the oldest son Hiro turned 21.

remodeling the shack that had been the business office for decades and bringing in computers to speed up processing.

which was started by their Issei grandparents in 1936.Keiro hopes to reach a broader audience within the community.

Keiro seeks to enhance the quality of life for its audience by addressing the five elements of well-being: health and wellness.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