as part of the economic restructuring of Japan and its transnational needs to support their business outposts in the U.

He hopes that the more limelight that is placed on these veterans and this time in history will bring more opportunities for exhibits.and his motivation continues to inspire others to remember those that fought and served in this Forgotten War.

vice president the Greater Los Angeles Chapter.The Korean War ended with the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement on July 27.Uyematsu was surprised at how many people read the Register article.

Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum.and remembering those that made the supreme sacrifice.

Photo by Patti Hirahara71st anniversary of the Korean War Armistice at the 40th Infantry Division Los Alamitos.

the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center.Eijo sets out to prove everyone wrong.

Japanese artist Hokusai had a constant companion — his youngest daughter.and the Tokyo National Museum.

and is a photographer as well as a writer and an illustrator.Specializing in traditional tales.