we are in the process of creating a mural on Yosh Uchida Hall to acknowledge this past and as a reminder to remain vigilant in the fight to protect our civil rights and community.

and brought goodwill and friendship to the Japanese people.children and people of all ages.

the stories of displaced residents are a bit different due to the 2011 nuclear disaster.During the singing of the Tohoku relief song.Public housing residents in Fukushima-ken vote for the Red Team during Grateful Cranes Kouhaku Uta Gassen spoof.

many in the region feel like theyve been forgotten.A tsunami survivor in a Minamisanriku nursing home enjoys the show.

Hearing this along with our songs and music gave them hope.

former Ofunato Mayor Kimiaki Toda.as well as long-term assistance at the MPK Hope Resiliency Center at Sierra Vista Park Community Center.

who saved countless lives that day.many of whom visited Monterey Park themselves.

I stand with my CAPAC colleagues in condemning gun violence and supporting the AAPI community as we remember this tragic day.we must pay tribute to the 11 people lost in the Monterey Park shooting.