000 Japanese Americans who served in the military during World War II.

which then made him realize the significant benefits of community-oriented hobbies.he was able to make solving the cube much shorter and easier.

Kizuna NCI internThe Caring Cubing Community (CCC) hosted its second Rubiks Cube class at the Terasaki Budokan on July 24.but all people in positions of loneliness.the ability to identify problems within society and ones own community is quite easy.

as well as a sense of empathy for those around him.He observed the negative mental and physical effects of isolation.

noting that little was being done to address this issue.

John shared how through the CCC.represented by Don and Phyllis Generaux.

sharing his leadership experience and dedication to service with the next generation.The names can be found at the Veterans Memorial Court next to the Japanese American Cutural and Community Center in Little Tokyo.

I learned that over half of this group were Sansei Vietnam-era veterans that meet for breakfast the first of every month at Kings Hawaiian restaurant and bakery in Torrance.I would especially like to celebrate the surviving Sanseis that served during the Vietnam War who never received a thank-you or a welcome home.