Reyes documented the changes in and around Little Tokyo and the Japanese American community in Southern California.

and current students performed the RHS cheer.I went from working for a famous mouse to working for a famous cat.

His work was celebrated in a pop-up exhibition at the Japanese American National Museum titled Obras de Luz (Works of LIght): A 40-Year History of the Japanese American Community.22 at his home in Boyle Heights at the age of 69 after a brief battle with cancer.she maintained a heavy docket of cases that included trials.

Reyes documented the changes in and around Little Tokyo and the Japanese American community in Southern California.His family lived in Tokyos Tsukiji district.

Fukumoto formed his own company.

but for high school he returned to Boyle Heights to attend Roosevelt.he honed his skills as a graphic designer.

His father was from Kagoshima and his mother born in La Puente but raised in Japan.which is composed of five details: Emergency Services.

in 2012 and is currently assisting the Universal Buddhist Educational Foundation as their resident reverend.Projects have included LAX Delta Airlines.