in 1907 from Wakayama Prefecture and she is a Yonsei or fourth-generation Japanese American whose family has been in the U.

as a high school senior navigating the unpredictable sea of college applications.but we realized that in Japanese language counting is really complicated.

for the most part everything I do is very serious.she finds it helpful to separate the two roles.and numbers dont stay the same.

Its based on the different shapes or uses of the objects being counted.teaming up with her daughter-in-law.

Muranakas cartoons have been inspired by her father and his three adopted cats.

has been a long time coming for Muranaka.Lee fought to have his services reinstated.

a panel took place in the Terasaki Budokan Community Room.06 – Director of Community Building Engagement.

who have committed to social change for a lifetime.Co-Director of Counseling Programs.