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as they did while fighting at the war front and facing prejudice at home.REYES/Rafu ShimpoAbout SuehiroTwo sisters from Japan had a dream of serving authentic Japanese comfort food to the people of America.

It offers unique artifacts and documentation and unparalleled insight into this important chapter in U.The sessions are led by professional journalists who mentor the students to create a final journalistic piece highlighting their connections to the Nisei soldiers story and their personal stories.The annual awards dinner will be held on Monday.

Junko Suzuki and her sister Yuriko opened Suehiro Café with the dream of serving authentic Japanese comfort food.000 young Nisei men and women fought to protect the freedoms and liberties of all Americans and future generations.

That dream became a reality in fall 1972 when the sisters.

Individual tickets are $135 and a table of 10 is $1.was a leader of the National Coalition for Redress and Reparations.

Alan NishioAssemblymember Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance) (center) holds a portrait of Nishio and is joined by Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas (right) and Minority Leader James Gallagher.SACRAMENTO —?Community leader and activist Alan Nishio was honored posthumously on May 13 during the State Legislature’s celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

They held their annual picnic as an event where everyone could get together and talk about the good times.The entertainment will be music performed by the band High Five.