a masters degree from UC Berkeley and a law degree from Georgetown University.

The school has survived despite World War II and the impact of coronavirus because of its mission to preserve the Japanese language and culture for all ages.the 30th anniversary of its reopening after World War II.

and PTA President Kiyo Watanabe.joined the present and past students.Contact Kiyo Watanabe at kiyo_watanabe@ sfvjacc.

Attendees joyfully toasted one another to mark the beginning of the historic evening.which helps with the seasonal curry rice and kurimanju sales.

the school was used as a hostel to accommodate Japanese Americans returning from concentration camps until 1949.

Arao Hasegawa became the sixth principal.Im excited to continue to serve with President Biden as he completes his term.

and asked how the administration could help.I am proud of what weve been able to accomplish under his leadership.

and I respect his decision to pass the baton.expanded services to veterans.