I have an interest in historic preservation.

The relationship has grown stronger over the years with numerous student exchanges between Torrance and Kashiwa.kids and grandkids that can trace their lineage to the sister-city affiliation.

which demonstrated the sustainable energy generated and used by the community.were heading to Kashiwa City in Chiba Prefecture to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the sister-city relationship.had made an earlier visit to Torrance.

Having lived in Japan for over 10 years.the event closed with the “Kashiwa Odori.

of course! The odori sensei had his series of “Learn to Dance the Kashiwa Odori.

The master planned community was designed by Mitsui Fudosan and Hitachi.alluding to the ongoing bloodshed in Israel and Gaza.

Assemblymember Wendy Carrillo presents a certificate of recognition to (from left) Friends of the Chinese American Museum Board Chair Gay Q.we still find ourselves confronting xenophobic attitudes that led to the murders of innocent residents.

City Councilmember Michael Woo did not hesitate to draw a parallel between current global events and atrocities of the past.to be erected among live trees on the sidewalk just outside the museum on Los Angeles Street – where the massacre is believed to have begun.