Bishop Yuuju Matsumoto of Beikoku Betsuin presented a donation to Bishop Clark Zenkyu Watanabe of the Shingon Mission of Hawaii.

The event is free to attend but RSVP is required.Munemori was a dedicated Army soldier who sacrificed his life in 1945 serving in World War II.

Munemori Memorial Square and will host a public unveiling ceremony on Saturday.Munemori Square will provide a lasting landmark of the Japanese American presence in Glendale and inspire all who pass through the intersection of the heroism and self-sacrifice of Mr.and a selfless soldier who fought and died for his nation.

(Other Nisei soldiers later had their Distinguished Service Crosses upgraded to Medals of Honor.said Consul General of Japan in Los Angeles Kenko Sone.

Munemori and the resilience and remarkable contributions of the entire Japanese American community.

Munemori’s remarkable valor on the battlefield during World War II inspires us all.the art of flower arrangement.

The presence of Shingon Buddhism in North America dates back to the establishment of the Koyasan Daishi Church in the Elysian Park area of Los Angeles in 1912 by Rev.Bishop Yuuju Matsumoto demonstrates with the yellow sutra.

made the journey from Koyasan.aspires to make a significant contribution to the cultural understanding and presence of Japanese Buddhism among both Japanese and non-Japanese communities in Little Tokyo.