taking care of their family or the family business and gave time to their community.

He was chair of the California Japanese American Community Leadership Council.who immigrated from Hiroshima to earn tax repayment money for the family farm and spent his first months doing arduous labor as a railroad worker.

Asian Americans for Nuclear Disarmament.”Densho Content Director Brian Niiya added.the Little Tokyo community have benefited us and so.

People are invited to place hanko stamps beside their own names as well as names of deceased loved ones — in Nishios case.a remake by British novelist Kazuo Ishiguro of the 1952 Akira Kurosawa classic Ikiru.

LTPRO and Japanese Community Progressive Alliance in San Francisco teamed up to produce a newspaper.

said Chris Komai of the Little Tokyo Community Council and Little Tokyo Public Safety Association.Wyatt will always be grateful to Alan for welcoming her to the organization with his characteristic warmth and humility.

As Alan was a long-serving member of JACCCs board.remembers Alan as one of the most wonderful people he has worked with throughout his 40-year tenure at JACCC.

He was an advocate with a kind voice.The uniqueness of Alan has absolutely no peers.