The film has been screened in Los Angeles at the Japanese American National Museum and the Laemmle Royal.

for something to impact ones life.The event-filled evening will feature the Kokoro band.

At the time of his passing in 2007.The dojo looks like something out of an old Japanese movie and gives the space the feeling that you have stepped into feudal Japan.but the first since the start of the COVID pandemic in 2019.

The members of the dojo have participated in Nisei Week demonstrations and in many other activities in and around Los Angeles.Kensho Furuya (center) demonstrates a defense move with students.

and the Aikido Center of Los Angeles was located in the heart of the Arts District just east of Little Tokyo for over 30 years.

including Ken Watanabe and James Doi (left).Marlene ShigekawaThe screening will be followed by a discussion with the director and cast members.

and head of Marshig Productions.(at First Street) in Little Tokyo

and financing affordable housing.LTSC is a social service and community development organization that has been creating positive change for the people and places in Southern California for 40 years.