and to his passion for art and the arts community

We want to create a place that brings joy to children and becomes a gathering space across generations.JIS traces its origins back to November 1925.

JIS has remained a central part of the Japanese American community.held a gathering in the gym to celebrate this memorable day with joy and pride.Long-time friends Fujimoto and Masada recall the school wasnt just a place to study.

West Los Angeles Buddhist Temples Rimban Koho Takata (second from left) and the board members receive flowers of special appreciation from JIS President Miwa Takahashi and children.and ten when I came out [of camp].

Because we live two blocks that way.

Paul Terasaki of the Terasaki Family Foundation (a longtime generous supporters of JIS).and the well-being of its members.

Also recognized at the Coronation and Awards Celebration will be this years grand marshal.Individual tickets are $95 (orchestra) and $65 (balcony).

Doug was a member of the Asian American newspaper Gidra and an original board member of Visual Communications.Working in Little Tokyo expanded Dougs and Chris volunteer work in many other organizations in the Japanese American community.