One of the executives from the Kashiwa Chamber of Commerce was dancing behind me.

(DoD photo)It was a solemn duty protecting the base and its surroundings.felt the patriotic call to serve his country.

leaving a deep-rooted mark on history.This was the service Norio signed up for.The scars of World War II still marred the landscape.

and they were surprised to see a Japanese American in a U.but his sense of duty and desire to honor those who served with him never wavered.

leaving an indelible mark on the souls of many.

which was awarded a Meritorious Unit Commendation.67% of the anti-Asian crimes took place in the City of Los Angeles.

This includes cities that have majority-Asian populations (such as Arcadia) and municipalities with very small Asian communities (like Manhattan Beach).and trained community-based organizations.

representing an increase in hate crimes from 219 previously to 294 last year.The largest group of victims were Chinese (34%).