including the widely acclaimed And the Soul Shall Dance.

Highlights of this years expo included new technologies to freeze fish and seafood at ultra-low temperatures.preserving its freshness in ways previously unattainable.

Workshops included a demonstration of how to properly wrap bento boxes in the traditional furoshiki.Chien Chien Ko serves fried tofu with Yamakis bonito flakesThe number of book titles targeted for censorship at public libraries increased by 92% over the previous year.

The bill prohibits public libraries from banning books or other materials because of the topics.in communities such as the City of Huntington Beach and Fresno County.

Book titles containing subject matter on LGBTQ and communities of color made up 47% of those targeted in censorship attempts.

We are grateful to Assemblymember Muratsushi for championing this crucial legislation to protect Californians freedom to access books in our public libraries that reflect our states rich diversity and give LGBTQ+ people the ability to see their own stories and communities reflected in the books they read.whose somber themes are inextricably linked with the colossal monster.

becomes a colossal beast that sprays acid over its helpless victims.Museum admission is free for youths ages 17 and under with advance reservation.

General Admission ticket not required.with its focus on environmental dangers and a pop-flavored score by Riichirō Manabe (Cruel Story of Youth).