Alex Konishi and Ryden Yamamoto.

Nisei Week is another place where Mario built a legacy.Talking with him it is comforting to know that he is in a good place.

Imagine all the visitors that will want to come and take a selfie by the mural or grab some ramen before or after the game.The work of Mario and Martha is historic and I hope one day we will see a book or exhibit that showcases their journalistic legacy.Folks like Yukio Kawaratani could probably comment on the behind-the-scenes battles that happened when Japanese corporations came in and started buying in Little Tokyo in the 1980s.

al made this sort of sordid mess sadly inevitable.Natsu Summer Matsutoyo and Marisa Kosugi of Minyo Station perform at the 2017 Nisei Week closing ceremony on First Street in Little Tokyo.

You can see it particularly in his work with Martha Nakagawa covering Tule Lake and the Heart Mountain draft resisters.

Mario shows that you can find your family in “this community” and work with creativity and passion and truly make a difference.Tritia helped set the stage for Asian American women (and men) to keep the doors open for Asian Americans in the mainstream news media.

Tritia had to fight hard to cover news stories happening in the Asian American communities.Tritia worked to get her doctorate in cultural anthropology at UCLA.

12) The biggest reason for this is the lack of decent jobs for women in Japan.Intimate Strangers challenges us to think about our community in broader terms.