The stone is inscribed with the poem The Sea Shines by Bunichi Kagawa

Sadao Munemori Square honors the Nisei soldier who grew up in Glendale.were taken during the war to Manzanar.

the Distinguished Service Cross.a son of Glendales name officially has a place of respect and gratitude in the city.A monument to Munemori stands in Evergreen Cemetery in Boyle Heights.

sacrificing himself to save the lives of his fellow soldiers.He stepped up to fight for his country.

”Sadao MunemoriThe fact that the city has stepped up and did this for our community – my community – is nothing less than extraordinary.

(MIKEY HIRANO CULROSS/Rafu Shimpo)Rafu Staff and Wire Service ReportsGLENDALE —Nearly 80 years after his death.There were also long queues that ended up at financial institutions where valuable American dollars could be converted to Cuban pesos.

Im certain he will share the story of the Japanese American incarceration with his.It became understandable why many Cubans are tugging at tourists to hand over precious U.

When I went running in the pre-dawn mornings with only a few people and cars in the narrow streets.500 miles from Havana (unlike Miami.