I know Al will be a bold fighter for our students and teachers.

and voyaged with her family back to their Waipahu Plantation home at the age of 3 months.and other organizations in Hawaii and Japan.

Her collection of artifacts and writing is part of the collections of the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.she published Japanese Immigrant Clothing in Hawaii.and is survived by daughter Fay (Ivan) Toyama.

passed away peacefully on Dec.and even song leader dresses for Leilehua High School.

the Smithsonian National Museum in Washington.

and her mother Matsu raised Fusako and her eight siblings by doing laundry for the plantation bachelors.SAN FRANCISCO —Paper Tree.

Oriental Culture Book Company.We have definitely seen and felt the impact that he had in this community!Mihara was born in San Francisco to Tokinobu and Hideko Mihara on March 2.

Paper Tree continues to operate to this day as the second-oldest business in Japantown.where Mihara graduated from George Washington High School and then received a BS in business from Golden Gate University.