where Ono grew up in San Antonio.

and the cooling at dusk made for a beautiful evening.Joining the circle were Nisei Week Queen candidates Amy Kubo of the ESGVJCC (left) and Gardena Evening OptimistsAnita Komatsu

call the center at (307) 754-8000.Members of both organizations have a long history with Heart Mountain.who led a delegation of lawyers and judges last summer to our historic site.

a delegation of lawyers and judges from Washington traveled to Heart Mountain for a four-day seminar on the history of Japanese American incarceration.Its hard to believe that an association of lawyers established in 1872 that once excluded women and people of color now has an Asian American president-elect.

the nations third-largest mandatory membership bar association.

and justice in the Washington.including her exhibition in honor of Nisei Week.

Hisako and Paul TerasakiThe Japanese American National Museum (JANM) mourns the recent passing of Nisei artist Hisako Terasaki.When she returned to Los Angeles.

both of which bear their namesDescendants of Tule Lake survivors are encouraged to attend the screening to learn about what led to its turbulent history and why their ancestors never spoke about it.