His passion was being in the water; he was a member of his high schools water polo and swim teams and also worked for the city as a lifeguard and swimming instructor at the Aquatic Center.

and current voter registration status.Asking similar questions — updated for modern language and to capture a retrospective view — finds big changes in public opinion.

And only 17% believe it was the right thing to do with citizens; 53% say it wasntCongressional Study Group on Japan.Participating in the courtesy call were Rep.

Ishiba mentioned that Japanese companies significantly contribute to the U.the bipartisan congressional group now consists of approximately 80 current members of the Senate and House.

-Japan security as well as on regional issues including the situation in the Indo-Pacific.

Mazie Hirono (fifth from left) and Rep.He has a bachelors in Asian American studies and psychology and a masters in urban and regional planning.

legacy businesses have legitimate fears about how major developments will affect their rents.the community contributed to developing community-serving institutions such as the Japanese American National Museum.

Its willingness to open its doors to anyone interested enables it to develop positions representing the community.the community faces yet another battle to preserve its identity and affordability.