000 Japanese Americans illegally incarcerated during World War II.

The board expresses our deepest appreciation to Erich Nakano for his years of stabilizing leadership and laying the groundwork to usher in this next generation of leadership.the Board of Directors welcomes Peter Gee and Takao Suzuki to the helm as co-executive directors of Little Tokyo Service Center.

With great enthusiasm and unwavering support.Claire KitayamaWith unanimous support from its Board of Directors.LTSC celebrates its 45th anniversary in 2025.

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and an inspiring vision for the future of LTSC and our community.

LTSC has come a long way since 1980.We will be the ones to carry this culture into the future.

We decided on writing a childrens book with a corresponding website — centering on the horrors of the Japanese American concentration camps of World War II.People in current times need to always remember this time in our history — to ensure that it never happens again.

He spent the first year of his life there.Something that is often hard to grasp is the detail that many of these people were loyal American citizens.