The family dispersed; we were too busy making a living.

Jack will engage the board and staff to strategically meet the evolving needs of our community.he was the director of strategic development at the UCLA Health System.

and Iino for their years of service and dedication as Keiro board members serving the communitys older adults and caregivers.continuing the legacy of our founders from generation to generation.honoring long-time board members Ernest Doizaki.

I would also like to thank Lynn Miyamoto for her years of dedication.Keiro has announced the appointment of Jack Kurihara as the incoming board chair after serving as vice chair under the leadership of Lynn Miyamoto.

leading Keiro to become an impactful resource for older adults.

We are confident that as we continue to enhance our programs and services.The exhibit features 12 historic photos spanning year to year during a vibrant Little Tokyo period that boasted rich cultural diversity and was instrumental in preserving the beauty and spirit of its community.

He was a photographer for so many historically important years and his family continued in his footsteps and kept the archives.We are grateful to Toyo Miyatake for being such a great documentarian.

you can immerse yourself in the soul of Little Tokyo and better appreciate the remarkable legacy of its resilient community.Alan Miyatake hangs photos during the opening of an exhibit of works by his familys legendary studio at CRFT by Maki in Little Tokyo.