this years Nisei Week choreographer and an active participant in the festival for over 50 years.

I share my life and all its fallibilities.sentry towers manned by machine guns.

Anti-Japanese sentiment was still at an all-time high.His family was eventually transferred to Tule Lake.The indignation didnt stop there.

I was aware of the fact that I was different.but I knew that we looked exactly like the people that bombed Pearl Harbor.

Takei was well aware of the hatred that still lingered for Japanese Americans.

Through the hardships that Takei endured.with other partners from the Sustainable Little Tokyo coalition.

The museum is proud to be a part of a community coalition to preserve and protect the legacy and culture of Los Angeles Little Tokyo for future generations while being a steward of the Historic Building.Also in attendance were (from left) Carol Tanita.

The other places on the endangered list are:Cindy Walker House.and LTCC is proud of how these coalitions has pushed Little Tokyo to adapt in the face of the threats to its existence.