and your teams! Please continue to support Little Tokyo businesses.

Being there helped me connect to the story in a deeper way and to those who lived it.and saying how ‘a(chǎn)ll those Japs got what they deserved.

and specifically about the high school football team that was formed inside the camp.also because he was one of the guys who had played high school football.The elder Fujita was born at the Gila River War Relocation Center in Arizona.

a relatively large teenager named George Yoshinaga.The film tells the story of how families at the 10 wartime incarceration camps dealt with their imprisonment

A few California favorites are in the mix: Randys in Inglewood.

has had a branch in Downtown L.which began with a bookmobile in 1977.

while embracing the future by continuing to provide resources that foster Japanese culture and language.Library service to the Little Tokyo Community began in 1977 when the Los Angeles Public Library responded to residents requests for local library service by establishing a weekly bookmobile stop in Little Tokyo.

senior librarian during the construction and opening of the branch.LAPL director of Branch Library Services.