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and since then the dojos biggest struggle has been trying to stay true to his vision of teaching aikido as a traditional Japanese art.In this way a traditional martial art like aikido can teach us more than just self-defense techniques.

the dojo formed a nonprofit whose goal is to continue his work by providing traditional instruction in the arts of aikido and iaido as well as supporting the cultural and social benefits of Japanese culture and its art forms.This is the sixth benefit for the Furuya Foundation.which features aesthetics like a tokonoma or traditional alcove.

Furuya was no stranger in Little Tokyo.Traditional martial arts like aikido.

one of the dojos long-time students.

The dojo has a monthly newsletter.The room was decorated in pink.

There was not that many Japanese American events due to the recent ending of World War II and the Japanese American community resettling back into Orange County.Her search found there was no official information about these past queens.

The first Nisei Week Japanese Festival.and six Miss Tomodachi winners.