Originally it was a tradition conceived by Rev.

4: Community Screening: Nobuko Miyamoto: A Song in Movement.Highlights include a panel on the Irei: National Monument.

prominent Tule Lake JANM activists Hiroshi Shimizu and Kyoko Oda.Shoppers who spend $25 or more will receive a 10% discount to local restaurants and enter into a drawing for a special prize.Tickets are $16 ($9 for seniors and students.

and understand mental health in its various forms with Little Tokyo Service Centers second annual mental health conference in partnership with JANM.Author and Giant Robot founder Eric Nakamura will be joined by special guests and contributors to talk about the zines.

and artists that have been a part of her journey through the years.

and Friday–Sunday from 11 a.the Army recently took down the Asian Americans Pacific Islanders Heritage webpage that featured content about the 442nd Infantry Regiment and Nisei soldiers.

despite the racism and incarceration their families faced at home.Failing to do so erases the heroic legacy and heritage ofAsian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the armed forces and dishonors their distinguished service.

are a vital part of Americas military history and deserve to be honored.This administration is more interested in scrubbing the history of servicemembers instead of celebrating and honoring their sacrifice.