all of whom expressed their excitement and enthusiasm about this occasion

She served more than 35 years until her retirement on May 3.she also planned and supported charity concerts to raise funds for a care facility providing mental health support to children orphaned by the Great East Japan Earthquake.

while the building in which the consulate was located was under strict police security as it was believed to be a possible target for terrorist attacks.making significant contributions to the activities of the consulate.Fujita continues to play an active role in the Japanese American community.

In addition to offering support to OCJAAs finances.While serving as OCJAA president for 10 years from 2013.

she served as a board member of the Philharmonic Society of Orange County Japanese Chapter.

where she organized fundraising concerts to provide opportunities for local children and students to experience orchestral performances.The monuments here stand as physical reminders of sacrifice.

Korean War)Japanese American WWII veterans: Yosh Nakamura.Every time that we defend the rights of the marginalized.

Korean War veteran Norio Uyematsu.rifle volleys and retiring of colors by the Jr.