Sometimes the soil is taken back to their schools and shared with young players.

they built a new temple down the street.But that means … our democracy is us.

embracing the ideals of our democracy.While it tells a uniquely Japanese American story.City Councilmember Ysabel Jurado.

JANM Board of Trustees chair emeritus; and Amy Watanabe.JANM president and CEO; William T.

those who stood up against the injustice …I think we all know were in a dangerous place in time right now.

and our future is something we shape with care.with plans to eventually qualify for Medi-Cal coverage.

The rising need for senior daycare makes the establishment of such a facility an urgent priority.207 households reported serious difficulties with caregiving.

KSCA and Seinan Center expressed their gratitude.Participants at the ceremony also noted that the Japanese immigrants who came to America over a century ago built their community despite discrimination — a struggle that resonates with todays foreign communities in Japan.