and no idea what the future holds.

This partnership allows us to reach more young people and their families with a positive message that embodies AADAPs core value of ohana — actualized through an inviting event that promotes wellness.Known globally for its connection to nature.

we hope to demonstrate recovery and healthy lifestyles in actionHonoring Kouraku is one of the best things I could be doing.but in terms of a continuously operating business.

when Japanese food was not as popular in America as it is today.Little Tokyo Business Association Senior Vice President Glenn Osaki remarked that Yamauchi was an active member of LTBA and a vocal advocate for his fellow restaurant owners.

Hiroshi Yamauchi worked long hours to create a strategy that kept Kouraku in business.

Photos by JUN NAGATA / Rafu ShimpoFrom left: Mariko Lochridge.They will explore the far-reaching policy impacts on young people and examine how to cultivate meaningful opportunities for them to drive the positive transformation they envision for the nation.

With a focus on youth empowerment and the role of creative practice in fostering equitable recovery from natural disasters.Tickets are free and open to the public.

The Smithsonians National Conversation on Race is co-presented by the Smithsonians Our Shared Future: Reckoning with Our Racial Past Initiative.Speakers will explore models for equitable recovery from L.