You’re never too old to make a difference and tell your story.

the Hochi was a Japanese-language newspaper.noting that the state of local newspaper has a profound implications for communities.

With fewer journalists covering city halls and state government.Some youths came over to our booth and were completely beside themselves to see their friend.we have managed to get revenue from our printing business and support from our parent company.

the loss of these newspapers means the loss of coverage of unique stories and issues that are not covered by mainstream publications.we would like to sell The Hawaii Herald if there is anyone who would like to take it over.

the soft whisper from the elder gentleman.

and we created reorganization plans to continue our newspaper business.preserving and educating the public on the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.

As a Japanese American female architect and business owner.JALD cultivates a network for Japanese American and Japanese leaders at the regional.

Tanaka is an active member of the community and serves on the boards of Go For Broke National Education Center.he owns and manages Uncommon Architects.