introduced the annual Heritage Month Calendar and Cultural Guide and its cover artist.

Grants from Keiro and the Takahashi Foundation funded the event.Attendees view collages of family farm photos and stories.

Photos courtesy of the Kansha History ProjectKeiro representatives Heather Harada and Stacey Yoshinaga present a sponsorship check to Amanda Kim and Glenn Tanaka.upon seeing the list of crops his father was growing in 1942.Farmer Tanaka emphasized that it is not about reliving the past but remembering it.

‘We must know where we have been to understand where we are and where we are going.By LYNDA TAKAGI KOVACH and LISA TAKATAOn March 16

By LYNDA TAKAGI KOVACH and LISA TAKATAOn March 16.

as well as a detailed timeline of Japanese American historyGBC and the school served as property storage for those incarcerated.

When asked why she and her husband helped coordinate the drive.The church was able to collect $2.

Despite the setbacks of World War II.Buddhists — and Buddhist priests.