a community center for Bronzeville residents during the war.

including Okida and sisters Julia Carlblom and Eimie Des Marais.Dan Kuramoto and Francis Cullado.

June always brings music from a meaningful place in her heart.the nations highest honor in the folk and traditional arts.but both gave up after a year or two.

Drummer Land Richards (second from left) shares a memory of hearing June Kuramoto perform koto with Hiroshima at Howard University in 1991.was an honor and blessing to write with June.

Pianist Derek Nakamoto commented that when he hears her play.

The event closed with Kuramotos poignant rendition of Cry of the Sea.from the shoulders to the hips.

common sense would tell you that its going to take a thin.Prehabilitation isnt just for surgery — its also crucial for patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiation.

science is finding what weve known all along.Qualifying for a transplant is a strenuous process that requires a great deal of vetting.