Vancouver ArchivesJapanese women and girls performing in a parade down Powell Street.

where he set up the first Japanese-language program at a U.and there were many rattlesnakes in the area.

I am forever grateful to have participated in the program as I have also maintained contact with some members of the group such as J.Follett in 2019 at age 91 marked the end of an era.Furumoto returned to Los Angeles in May 1954.

Remembering the gifts of language from two long-time Gardena High School teachers.Follett serving as interpreter when I met my uncle and aunt from Yokohama for the first time.

and the Los Angeles-Nagoya Sister City Affiliation (LANSCA).

Many forest trees had been cut down to build barracks.making it a milestone store in the companys growth and expansion in the U.

theater-like dining experience.Marugame Udon is owned by Toridoll Holdings Corp.

debut of new limited-time menu items.when he left Kobe City University of Foreign Studies to open a small yakitori shop.