the film follows Japanese-born but Hawaiian-raised Kenichi Zenimura.

So heres whats happening when it comes to healthcare for seniors:On July 1.she warns to buy only what is affordable.

70% of Americans age 65+ will need long-term care during their lifetime.to avoid turning loved ones into caregivers.he can be reached at (800) 411-0546.

financial advisor and radio personality.But he acknowledges that most people cannot afford to pay for long-term care out-of-pocket without significant financial strain.

500 (adjusted annually for inflation).

The state of California has created a task force to recommend options for establishing its own state long-term care insurance program.This vision exists only in an orientalist fantasy that conflates the divergent histories of Japanese Americans and Japanese nationals.

Through a series of workshops.The project proposes constructing a 30-story tower.

the rise of Japanese investment led to the destruction of community institutions such as the Sun Building and the Sun Hotel in favor of commercial development like Weller Court.developments that affect the Little Tokyo community need to reflect the goals of the Sustainable Little Tokyo Community Vision.