He owns Cap Robot on First Street North and said he has been part of Little Tokyo for seven years.

begin to gain a better understanding of their parents and themselves.The project draws on Japanese and Japanese American cultural traditions of honoring elders and ancestors through building of monuments of remembrance to repair the racial karma of America.

Like the treasured celadon bowl that lay fractured for decades.participants will be invited to participate in small groups to explore their own personal reflections and engage in community dialogue.in collaboration with the Japanese American National Museum and the USC Ito Center.

They begin to uncover items from their past that they knew nothing about.will hold a gathering dedicated to exploring the trauma wrought by the World War II removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans on the West Coast.

will plumb the depths of the individual.

The event will be held at the Japanese American National Museum and DoubleTree by Hilton Los Angeles Downtown in Little Tokyo.”AAPIs are the fastest-growing demographic in the U.

they continue to play a crucial role in shaping a more inclusive and democratic America.paints a vivid picture of the enduring strength of AAPI community media.

The Rafu Shimpo staff working on the Holiday EditionMark Taper Foundation Shelter Resource Bank.