likely from the same street corner and several members of [her] grandfathers side serving in the U.

After his death at age 80 in 2021.a passion he shared with his daughter and others.

in addition to paying tribute to organ and tissue donors.And the fact that he was an avid fly fisherman.I was a little shy about the idea.

I would say its once in a lifetime.Courtesy One Legacy Anissa Iseda shows the floralgraph portrait of her father that later became part of the One Legacy parade float.

Yasushi Iseda was the youngest of eight children.

he has a wonderful story to tell.of the community our ancestors have created.

How did something like these camps happen in America.This is disregarding generations of Japanese American culture.

Along with being the voice of our future.By speaking out against discrimination such as this.