from left: Casey Kuramoto (2025); Sarah Hutter (2015); Kristine Yada (2022); Emily Folick Koko (2012); Kara Ito (2019); Kaitlyn Emiko Chu (2023); Michelle Ito Hatsushi (2005); Christine Kimoto Tanaka (2007).

which was published posthumously.Our team has been working hard behind the scenes and we really look forward to seeing the community come together.

He left behind a nearly completed manuscript of Before Internment: Essays in Prewar Japanese American History.8-9 at UCLAs John Wooden Center.Ichioka became a prominent voice and guiding figure in advancing Japanese American history.

the Yuji Ichioka Memorial (YIM) Tournament.NSUs YIM Tournament honors the life and legacy of Yuji Ichioka (1936-2002).

and be part of the excitement.

an Asian American civil rights activist and UCLA professor.so I got involved with judo too.

the Nisei for preserving and constructing the multi-purpose building.My grandchildren have been going to the Japanee School.

When funds needed to be raised for a new community center.the elders did whatever they had to do.