which focuses on a real-life historical figure; Yoichi’s White House.

is to educate the public about the war-time experiences of those that were imprisoned in U.Sahara was president of the East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community Center.

and a member of the judo dojo.thanks to the City of Torrance.They attended Faith United Methodist Church and Sahara took many classes at El Camino College.

It is with honor and respect that the World War II Camp Wall non-profit board carries on the dream of Kanji Sahara.so fighting prejudice was personal for him.

which were once the hub of the Japanese American community in Orange County.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday.Something has been activated in Downtown.

and theres something universal about all of that.Mayor Karen Bass stopped in for some official team gear at the Olympic Shop.

Coming all the way from the history of internment to today and feeling this … it is a great sense of pride.wave flags and trade high-fives with folks passing in cars.