recently received the Advancing Diversity and Social Change Award of Excellence from the American Planning Association (APA) Los Angeles Section.

Our stories are diverse but they are united by a common thread of resilience.describing the piece as a large-scale.

Additional remarks were made by Councilmembers Curren Price (District 9).with honorees Grant Sunoo of the Little Tokyo Service Center and longtime attorney Mia Yamamoto.general manager of the citys Department of Cultural Affairs.

He oversees LTSCs creative place-keeping.and the hope for a better future that is shaped by storytelling and empowering our voices and experiences.

They fought against the Nazis during World War II … We have to recognize the fascist menace thats rising.

He remembered visiting his great-grandmother when she lived at Little Tokyo Towers.Tokyo Central was one of the first international Japan-based retailers in the U.

The community of Irvine is known for its love of Japanese and Asian goods and services.Hundreds of people lined up for hours to be the first customers.

health products and many other specialty items.There are 12 other locations in California and one in Hawaii.