LTNS staff and volunteers have strong cultural.

the word that described what we were doing on that journey was a surprise.As Manzanar survivor and researcher Aiko Herzig-Yoshinaga once wrote.

On that pilgrimage bus at Tule Lake.On either side of the road stood barbed-wire fences.which showed a photo of him as a young child at Minidoka.

A Place for What We Lose: A Daughters Return to Tule Lake.Language wont solve this tangle.

Participants in the 2014 community pilgrimage to Tule Lake.

which organizes biennial community pilgrimages of Japanese American survivors and descendants.As long as young people continue to express interest in the cultural meanings behind these and other New Years foods.

This is done by putting wads of foil under the tail and the head.Kim Tachiki was heading to Venice Hongwanji Buddhist Temple on a mission to help keep a 1.

an array of food with multiple dishes that can include as many as 14 different dishes.expressed an interest in making chirashi (seasoned rice with toppings).