archival footage and photographs.

many in the Japanese community.Japanese Journey: The Story of a People was published and accepted by the California Department of Education as approved reading in schools.

He made sure Florence always had a plant with beautiful flowers above her desk.government concentration camp.Florence and other group members spoke to numerous groups about their experiences.

for your steadfast commitment to the mission of AACP.other Asian ethnic groups encouraged us to expand and offer books covering more Asian American ethnicities.

By SUSAN TANIOKAEditors note: Florence and Mas Hongo.

The group broke ground writing a book telling the stories of the roundup and incarceration in 13 concentration camps.Kizuna is a nonprofit organization based in Los Angeles Little Tokyo.

who enjoys the novel atmosphere that this special night brings.and representatives from the Sugimoto Family Foundation and the Kawaguchi-Kihara Memorial Foundation as esteemed guests.

Kizuna is honored to work again with Andy Nakano who has helped to select a team of chefs for an intimate dinner engagement to benefit Kizuna.Rafael Hernandez (LA Prime).