With my background in social justice.

including donations when the prefecture was hit by natural disasters and cooperation in sister-city exchanges.Among the participants was 33-year-old Aaron Takigawa.

Ota explained that the kenjinkai also served as tanomoshiko — mutual support networks of villagers — for those who could not obtain bank loans because of their immigrant status.Consul General Kenko Sone and his wife Mami.said that although she has been in the U.

Behind her is emcee Kazuyo Saeki.as I have many opportunities to meet people from different fields.

”The anniversary gala saw 14 members representing five generations of the Takigawa family gather.

I would like to continue to participate in activities to expand exchanges and volunteer as much as possible.he presented eight members with certificates commemorating their 88th birthday.

presented a certificate to the Volunteer of the Year.Students of Bando Hidesomi (left) performed

A Japanese American nurses aide navigates the dangers of post-World War II and post-Manzanar life as she attempts to find justice for a broken family in this follow-up to the Mary Higgins Clark Award–winning Clark and Division.with thousands of people living in dismal refugee camps while they struggle to find new houses and jobs in overcrowded Los Angeles.