this Buddhist temple rocked with the hand claps and hallelujahs of Southern Baptist services.

said a regular customer named Yuko.Murata said there were more than a few occasions on which she decided to close the bar.

who opened Kin Don nearly 21 years ago.Kin Don in the neighborhood of Nishi Ooi best resembles what became known as a snack in the postwar Showa years across Japan.and has remained dedicated to her mission of providing a comfortable place to build community.

By MIKEY HIRANO CULROSSRAFU STAFF WRITERThe sign on the door reads welcome and its far more than a formality.Within one minute of introducing myself.

She has on many nights found herself counseling customers who might have their own feelings of despair.

but those are posted as a clever strategy to get troublesome patrons to move along.including approval from majorities of Democrats.

A May 1946 poll by NORC found that one-quarter of Americans believed that the average Japanese person living in the U.A recent YouGov poll found that only 13% of Americans regard the incarceration of people of Japanese ancestry in the U.

The action was initiated by an executive order signed by President Franklin D.Baseline party identification is the respondents most recent answer given around Nov.