He covered terrorism from Paris not only in 2002 after a plot was foiled to bring down the Eiffel Tower.

Ono was commended for keeping the stories and records of the Nisei soldiers in our minds and hearts for generations to come.of Irei: National Monument for the WWII Japanese American Incarceration.

President and CEO Ann Burroughs outlined one of the organizations key accomplishments — raising $85 million and exceeding the development goal by $20 million.Taiko perform at the Japanese American National Museum gala at Vibiana on April 6.JANMs Award of Excellence was given to Duncan Ryuken Williams and Sunyoung Lee.

a musical exploration of the wartime and postwar experience of Japanese Americans.Taiko and Ki-shi Bashi then combined their talents for a rare collaboration to close out the program.

the museum leadership welcomed members.

Rafu Shimpo ContributorIn a historic setting befitting the Japanese American National Museums dedication to honoring history while embracing the future.my cousin Carl and I would play and hed toss us around.

Hoffstot writes how she was nervous to meet the man who was there in the cockpit with her father.Most remarkable is his willingness to open his heart and home to others.

We never thought of Richard as disabled because that was never the way he saw himself.He went through eight reconstructive operations before making the decision to have his left leg was amputated as well.