whether its continuing the fight against folks being doubly punished with deportation.

he and his family lost their home.The knots remain a cultural icon of Little Tokyo.

he moved abroad to seek a new life unhampered by racial prejudice.he remained fascinated and disturbed by the land of his birth.and made several visits to the U.

He befriended counterculture filmmaker Baird Bryant.to finally finding a new home and achieving global success.

the series of knot sculptures stood out from all the obscure art pieces that populated the art scene of the 1960s.

Army – rather than patriotism.an-18 year-old senior at Maui High School and a star athlete.

East West Players Theater for Youth will present two shows this week at the Echo Park Branch Librarywho sang Nada Soso; cousin Tobi Nishikawa.

Speakers included the officiant.Among those who paid their respects were his fellow cast members from The Camp Dance: The Music and the Memories.