who allowed him one tablespoon of rice.

My earliest memory of Nisei Week is being in the Grand Parade in a marching band when I was 14 years old.I was able to navigate my year with ease.

as well as how to improve our current offerings and develop new ones to keep us viable and relevant.Though the landscape and environment have changed.Asked how she is able to juggle all of her responsibilities.

and Ota sees her organization addressing that.and stakeholders who contribute to the festivals enduring success.

and is an advisory council member of Kizuna.

Ota summed up her philosophy of life: Being kind to others and treating them with respect and dignity.and Girl Scouts from Troop 310G (sister troop of 719) of Faith United Methodist Church joined in.

found a meaningful way to merge his passion for history with his pursuit for the rank of Eagle Scout.and nonprofit president Nancy Hayata.

It was a fabulous day exemplifying the sense of community as generations came together to help this aspiring Eagle Scout attain his goal.In collaboration with his advisors.