It was built in 1925 for the Japanese American Buddhists … These people had a vision.

She has been recognized by the Nikkei Womens Legacy Association.She retired from teaching after 47 years.

she was granted her natori accreditation.a noted Japanese classical dance instructor.but Itsuo did not pass his Medical Board examination due to cultural and language barriers.

she was the only girl among four siblings.she began performing at Nikkei retirement homes.

was profoundly affected by World War II and prevailing immigration policies.

and many other organizations for her contributions to the Nikkei and greater Southern California community.over 30 people received their families farm records.

a community-based history project that is documenting 5.org and view or submit Issei and Nisei Farmers: Their Legacy stories at WalkTheFarm.

over 40 farmers and descendants of all ages gathered at the Reedley Buddhist Church in Californias San Joaquin Valley to learn about the Kansha Project.Their excitement moved them to share stories of their families’ strength and resilience.