Bourland published a book titled Ikebana: Harmony Through Flowers.

who became a major actress in her own right.Due to the success of that performance.

but it is notable to remember that he was discovered right here in Little Tokyo!Later in life.Wanting to make movies that he thought more accurately portrayed the real Japanese character.He actually worked menial odd jobs for a while as a starving young actor when he performed his first major acting role – the lead in a stage adaptation of Kenjiro Tokutomis 1898 novel The Cuckoo (Hototogisu).

which performed in Japanese communities up and down the West Coast.He was such a big movie star that his fame and money-earning potential even rivaled that of Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks!As a famous and successful silent screen actor in Hollywood during the 1920s

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Ask for Mitchell Matsumura or Eileen Oda Leaf (one of the featured artists) when you arrive.but he himself is taking on the challenge.

Vice Consul General Fukiko Nakashima.Yoshimura said with appreciation.

cultural exchanges and economic opportunities.and visited companies like Caitac.