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curator of 20th-century art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum; Rihoko Uenowho grew up playing for the San Francisco Enchantees and participated in the Shinzen Nikkei Youth Goodwill Program as a player and a coach.

who got involved with Japanese American basketball because his friends had a team.He will provide some historical perspective on why basketball became so popular.contact the JCCCNC at https://bit.

The panel discussion about why Japanese American basketball has meaning beyond playing the sport will be led Chris Komai of the NBHA and will include Steven D.She still plays for the San Francisco Drakes and coaches an Ardenette youth team with Patricia Lee.

Our Nisei parents organized it and funded it so we would have the opportunity to play with other Japanese American kids.

NBHA has recruited Japanese American basketball coaches to develop a coaching curriculum to help parents and volunteers better understand how to guide children and teenagers with age-appropriate basketball instruction.She will undoubtedly bring the same skills and qualities to the bench as a district judge.

and the Asian Pacific American Lawyers of the Inland Empire.and we are lucky to continue to have her as a colleague.

The Central District of California is composed of the counties of Los Angeles.In addition to her civil and criminal docket.