and a Japanese language school in Venice.

it becomes more than just a program.a graduate student in gerontology at USC; Rachel Koza.

This is my way of showing appreciation for everyones hard work.This is part of the reason why Japanese-language daycare remains a vital need in Los Angeles.When Seinan Center and KSCA provide a place of care and reassurance for local seniors.

Kenji Irie (left) and Akira Fujimoto discuss the desperate need for adult daycare.beginning with three days per week and expanding to five weekdays in the future.

spoke about plans to expand fundraising and outreach efforts both in the U.

A 2019 survey showed that out of 1.Bill Watanabe writes from Silverlake near Downtown Los Angeles and can be contacted at ?ybwatanabe@gmail.

and without any trial or hearing.We who hold dear our freedom and constitutional rights must band together.

Are you OK with that?If you are not OK with these examples and other breaches of our U.We JAs experienced getting rounded up and incarcerated without due process.