This history is still being reckoned with.

She said that she was unable to return to Japan for a while due to the pandemic.from the former village of Katada on the Shima Peninsula in 1889 at the age of 17.

I feel very connected to the land and the people.Sone praised the long history of the kenjinkai and said.created the immigration boom from Mie Prefecture.

the number of Mie Prefecture immigrants to the U.Consul General of Japan in Los Angeles Kenko Sone.

From left: Nanka Mie Kenjinkai President Tsutomu Ota.

including donations when the prefecture was hit by natural disasters and cooperation in sister-city exchanges.Los Angeles is home to the largest Korean American diaspora in the United States and KYCC is appreciative of Mayor Karen Bass and the Police Commission on their commitment to uplift the AAPI community with the appointment of Chief Choi as the first Korean and Asian American to lead the department.

Dominic Choi with Los Angeles City Councilmember John LeeHeres what Korean American community leaders are saying about Dominic H.We believe that under his guidance.

We urge more attention to be paid to serious issues like homelessness and theftLocated mere yards away from a major assembly point for World War II incarceration camps.