He couldnt fish afterwards and moved to Monterey to be a gardener.

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.

and I feel these words tell it all.the Association of the Republic of Korea Army-Los Angeles.

Congratulating 93-year-old Norio Uyematsu (center) were (from left) David Uyematsu.

courtesy of National Museum of American HistoryNorio Uyematsu reflecting on seeing his donation that will now honor the Japanese American Korean War veterans story at the Smithsonian.He also made a memorable appearance on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.

Kubotas karate style flourished and over the decades established itself in various countries around the world.became one of the instructors most loyal students for the next 30 years.

Soke Tak Kubota founded the Gosoku Ryu Karate School and the International Karate Association.where his school has been for over 45 years.