home of his 120-acre estate where he was growing camellias and cherry trees.

the OAA received the Frances K.org/fundraiser or contact the OAA office: (310) 532-1929 (leave a voicemail) or oaamensore@gmail.

Senior Appreciation Day luncheon.It was formed by Okinawan immigrants 114 years ago and has since grown into a multigenerational organization that provides cultural.For more information about the OAA and its activities.

These online activities attracted local.and a reception for Okinawan government delegates.

The OAA continued its mission during the peak years of the COVID-19 pandemic by organizing several virtual programs.

with the New Years celebration.as the greatest numbers of Japanese Americans and JACL members live in Southern California.

the JACL did not support any acts of resistance against the government.andBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the National Council will recognize Tule Lake Resisters at an appropriate public ceremony during the 2020-2021 biennium.

Possibilities may be the July 2024 Tule Lake Pilgrimage.We are heartened that the JACL has recently started to work on the Tule Lake narrative to update the Curriculum Guide and has invited the panel members from the Tule Lake resisters workshop and the Tule Lake Committee to participate