Komai said that the cost of renting an office in Little Tokyo is not sustainable for the business.

as everyone left with a shared vision for progress and growth.looking at the Hollywood sign at night.

what truly stood out were the heartfelt reflections from the students themselves.Some parents also chimed in about hosting exchange students.which played a key role in his acceptance into a prestigious university.

If you are a former student from the program.The Student Reunion recording will be coming soon to LANSCAs YouTube channel.

While the images showcased Los Angeles and Nagoya high school students enjoying fun and laughter-filled moments in both cities.

including building friendships with others who shared similar interests.cultural tensions and exchanges unfold between the two communities.

The first movement explores the rich cultural life of Japanese and Japanese Americans in pre-war Little Tokyo.Nikkei Progressives/NCRR (Nikkei for Civil Rights and Redress) Reparations Coalition; and Kirk Silsbee.

seeing the importance of uplifting messages of shared histories and unity between communities during this current environment.koto sensei; and Nori Tani on fue (Japanese bamboo flute).