a Japanese bilingual multicultural and educational childcare organization.

who wrote his masters thesis on The East Bay Japanese American Community: A Look at Community Culture.government to leave their homes and businesses and were unfairly incarcerated in concentration camps during World War II.

His mother Dori played for the Enchantees and his grandmother Helen played for the Arbees in the 1950s.NBHA is also interested in teaching parents to be better coaches by developing a basketball curriculum.Many of us developed lifelong friendships with our teammates and even our opponents.

who played in post-war San Francisco.and leagues founded as early as the 1920s have persisted over generations and continue to provide activity.

Miles Chan is currently a senior at Burlingame High School.

inadequate coaching and a lack awareness of the communitys history.and the role that arts and culture have played in historic Japanese American community movements.

and Okaeri (Welcome Home): The Nisei Legacy at Shofuso (2023).In the coming decade we will likely lose the majority of our remaining incarceration survivors.

including editorial board chair of the **Pacific Citizen** newspaper (2019-2022).we will need to find new ways to tell these stories in the absence of our survivors.