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sharing valuable insights from her background as an experienced educator that strengthened families throughout our community.This kind of partnership shows whats possible when organizations move beyond formal support to genuine collaboration.

Her dedication transformed what could have been simple programming into bridges between generations and cultures.Partnerships like this one remind us that the strongest communities are built through authentic relationships and shared commitment to serving others.co-executive directors of LTSC.

From left: LTSC Co-Executive Director Takao Suzuki.and Deputy Consul General Naoshige Aoshima and his wife Fukino Aoshima for their extraordinary partnership with our community over the past three years.

the Japanese Consulate didnt just support our work – they became true partners in it.

The consulates involvement has strengthened not just our programs.the port is still considering demolition of the Nanka Shoten and A.

(1923) buildings are the last remaining structures from Terminal Island.the ongoing initiative has galvanized public support behind more than 350 sites to date with only a handful lost.

members of the Japanese American community on Terminal Island were forcibly removed.This years list exemplifies how preservation is about creating something new.