Ayakos eldest daughter and great-granddaughter of Sakichi and Nami; Toshio Shiraishi.

Keep in mind that passion can take the form of a theme or cause.Stay curious and keep learning.

your place in this world will become more apparent.you help ensure that decisions reflect peoples needs.you will encounter pressures to stay comfortable.

What matters is that your choices reflect your values.I help make sure board meetings run smoothly.

award-winning mystery author:Dear College Graduate:Youve achieved an amazing accomplishment! Youve worked through a global pandemic to obtain your college degree.

Couple these efforts with a commitment to continuous learning to keep expanding your world view and broadmindedness.said in an article published in The Rafu Shimpo that she felt it important to share the story of Japanese Americans who lived in Monrovia and that their experience of being interned in WWII should not be forgotten.

There were stacks of books and his writings in every room in his home … I remember him enjoying a glass of beer with lunch and him playing with his grandchildren in my aunts backyard in Montebello.my grandfather lived in Boyle Heights with my grandmother.

representing the City of Monrovia.later commented that Satoru Tsuneishi.