a very humanitarian and sharing person.

where they shared cultural performances and formed meaningful bonds with attendees.where they learned the art of traditional tie-dye.

during which the students lived with host families alongside their Japanese host siblings.and the visiting Nagoya delegation.They also participated in immersive cultural experiences that deepened their appreciation for Japans rich heritage.

also participated in the parade.Entertainment was provided by Hina Zhang.

building lasting people-to-people relationships grounded in mutual respect.

Highlights included a visit to the iconic Nagoya Castle.the ongoing initiative has galvanized public support behind more than 350 sites to date with only a handful lost.

members of the Japanese American community on Terminal Island were forcibly removed.This years list exemplifies how preservation is about creating something new.

spotlighting efforts to repurpose historic buildings and activate them to serve their communities in new ways.Advocates for saving the buildings on Tuna Street need attention and support to ensure protection and reuse of the Nanka Shoten and A.