The sister-city bond between Los Angeles and Nagoya is a relationship built on friendship.

noted for its transportation design program.The exhibition also looks at the central role that cars and trucks played in the working lives of Japanese Americans.

in partnership with ArtCenter College of Design.the exhibition will revisit historic locations such as the original Ascot Speedway in South Los Angeles.Jimmie Yamane of North Hollywood; Larry Shinoda.

gift of the Larry Shinoda family.an exhibition that honors the legacy of Japanese Americans in shaping car culture and celebrates the deep connections between design.

No history of Japanese American life in California can be told without noting the impact of forced removal and incarceration during World War II.

9The Atomettes Karlene (née Nakanishi) Koketsu and Sadie (née Inatomi) Hifumi sitting in the backseat of Susan Uemuras Bel Air en route to San Francisco.and using your skills in service of something larger than yourself.

and work to keep government services effective and accessible.be mindful that your first job out of college or grad school doesnt define you — its your starting point within your lifes career mosaic.

Your career path doesnt have to be linear – an analogy often used is that your career can be a mosaic.How do you balance time with family and other personal priorities with your job? And how will this work/life balance change over time when starting your career journey compared to different stages of your and your familys life cycle?With so many variables that may impact your path.