The neighborhood is central to the Japanese American community.

celebrating the accomplishments of high school seniors.She also established the ESGVJCC scholarship for graduate students in memory of her late husband Jon Shirota and continues to contribute to her graduate school alma mater.

students and organizations is important so that this injustice does not happen again to any group of people.for which she continues to serve as a board member.the largest and oldest English-language daily newspaper in Japan.

One of the highlights of her college life was participating in the Year in Japan Program and a once-in-a-lifetime experience was studying at Waseda University in Tokyo.She then became an employment attorney in private practice.

She strongly believes in participating in and supporting the Japanese American community.

where she is currently the senior editor.a precious gift sat unnoticed.

but hopes it will be moved to a spot that is easier to see.Kumi Tanaka (left) and Kimi Ego.

Now that we are making the lantern more visible and more accessible.The Dodgers have also been prominent in the organizing of international tours and global events such as the Olympic Games and the World Baseball Classic.