The boys and girls of Yonsei 30 were expertly dressed in summer yukata during their goodwill trip to Fukuoka.

coupled with the two brothers desire to preserve their Japanese heritage.The unsurmountable economic pressure.

family business and community space.closed its doors last year after more than a century.Submarine: Floridians Fight to Take Back Their Waters.

and San Franciscos notorious high costs of living.which endured the anti-Asian laws of the early 20th century.

as part of Newport Beach Film Festivals Shorts Lives Through Foods program.

Filmmakers Tadashi Nakamura and Akira Boch tell the story of the beloved family-owned business.The Torrance Community Services Departments Recreation Division and Commission on Aging launched the centenarian program in 2022 to honor Torrance residents turning 100 or older.

Keiko Dorothy Hasegawa was joined by her family.who has reached the remarkable milestone of 100 years.

was recognized by the Torrance City Council during its Sept.Keikos dedication and joy extend to her six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.