you give others the impression that youre friendly and approachable.

I do believe that the audience will be seeing the next new constellation of stars!Rafu: What other stage and screen projects do you have coming up?Tomita: Well.Any chance that Kumiko will also come to the Valley?Tomita: Hope should always live.

This a fight we must persevere at as there are many issues that have not been dealt fairly with.but I do try to share one piece of knowledge: people (kids sometimes forget parents are people.With obstinate parents unwilling to guide them.

Following is Tomitas interview with The Rafus J.Bob Nakamura (the godfather of Asian American media) through his class at UCLA.

the nation’s longest-running Asian American theater company right here in Los Angeles.

Rafu: Is this your first time performing with Daniel in a play? Have you worked together in TV or film?Tomita: Daniel and I have only had the pleasure of working on stage together.It would allow more individuals impacted by the Maui wildfires to claim a personal casualty loss by eliminating the requirement to itemize deductions and removing the 10% loss requirement to qualify.

included $16 billion in supplemental funding for the federal Disaster Relief Fund.It would also waive the 10% penalty on hardship withdrawals from retirement accounts to help those impacted by the fires make ends meet.

Jill Tokuda (CBS)The bill would lessen the tax burden on people impacted by major natural disasters in 2023.As communities on Maui continue to heal and recover from the devastating wildfires