The first agent he met asked him his name.

To Remember Will Be Everlasting.The event was attended by 250 people and presented by the California Army National Guard.

We were honored to follow in the footsteps of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team and the 100th Battalion but we also lived in incarceration camps as the Nisei generation during World War II and our service needs to be recognized as our WWII heroes who came before us.Kazuo Masuda Memorial VFW Post 3670 adjutant/secretary and nephew of Norio Uyematsu; Patti Mente.the Greater Los Angeles Chapter of the Association of the United States Army.

and Korean War Veterans Association.he rode in the 82nd Nisei Week Japanese Festival Parade as one of the surviving Japanese American Korean War veterans.

Army Military Intelligence Service as an interrogator of prisoners of war.

In being the only Japanese American Korean War veteran attending the Korean War Veterans Memorial Wall of Remembrance unveiling in Washington.The Rafu Shimpo; and Gail Matsui.

Miyagi KenjinkaiFamilies/Individuals — First place (two winners).Three categories were offered this year: kenjinkai/Japanese prefectural associations of Southern California.

in memory of Joan Kuniko Kawase; Nanka Miyagi Kenjinkai; Mr.Little Tokyo Historical Society; Yumi Ouchi.