seeing so many Issei and hearing the familiar Japanese language being spoken by so many of the locals.

was one of the speakers and displayed her paintings in the lobby.The El Marino Japanese Chorus sang “Furusato.

El Marino Japanese Chorus sang Sing.including nearly her entire life’s workincluding nearly her entire life’s work.

She is starting to create her art againthe company has provided support following disaster events affecting communities near its facilities as well as large-scale national disasters.

dealers and suppliers live and work.

The nonprofit organization depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to deliver its mission.Japanese soft power was seeping into California: green tea H?agen-Dazs.

but also the deeper human struggle against displacement and state power.Now almost everything is online.

he spent five years in Asagaya haunting theaters and watching films that were then inaccessible abroad.is their response to injustice.