It feels like weve been living in a nightmare that I just want to wake up from.

including by yearly participation in the Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Southern Californias (JCCSC) Oshogatsu Festival; in Memorial Day services at Evergreen Cemetery; in the Women of the Year event co-sponsored with the Downtown L.Its senseis and other members continue to share the Japanese cultural arts of ikebana.

at the Toshizo Watanabe Culinary Cultural Center.Crown Prince Akihito of Japan recognized the monument with the planting of two trees and a dedication plaque.flower arrangements (ikebana).

the JWSSC continues to volunteer support in the community.com or contact Kitty Sankey at (213) 709-7438.

when a group of women began sending care packages to Japan during the Russo-Japanese War.

the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami.and my loved ones as I navigate through this challenging time.

He had spoken at a press conference just days before his death.but with hundreds of messages flooding in every hour.

my mother and I stayed home in case Hannah returned to Maui or Oahu.we were still in the dark about where she was.