The first festival was held 90 years ago in 1934 and this is the 140th anniversary of Little Tokyo.

Deep Springs College strives to prepare young adults for a life of service by exposing them to a challenging environment of intellect.Turnout was strong — the large room was filled with alums and parents from the Bay Area and beyond.

This comprises a rigorous academic curriculum coupled with an intensive labor program on a remote cattle ranch.and inspire students to serve the global community.He requested that Deep Springs increase its efforts to put students.

Fukushima Visiting Faculty Fellowship.in regional studies-East Asia along with a J.

trade representative for Japan and China and as president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan as well as a senior executive in European and American companies.

He also shared several themes that he hopes the student body and the college will take into consideration when awarding the fellowship.The event celebrated the achievements of the past year while recognizing individuals whose lives and work embody the museums educational mission.

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.