By Ron Mori At my first “real” job out of school, my supervisor was a very stern retired Army captain.…
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HIROSHIMA, Japan — Hiroshima’s appeal of “never again” on the 72nd anniversary Aug. 6 of the world’s first atomic bomb…
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Manzanar’s award-winning public archeology program provides exceptional opportunities to learn about the past and help preserve the site and its…
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By Kenji Kuramitsu, JACL NY/SC Representative At the JACL National Convention in July, the National Youth/Student Council held an orientation…
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Nearly 450 people attended the Julu 28-39 Heart Mountain Pilgrimage, held near Wyoming’s Heart Mountain, pictured, at the Heart Mountain…
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LOS ANGELES — The Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles’ Little Tokyo has been awarded more than $427,000 in…
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A rally was held in the Arts District of Los Angeles on July 29 to support several artists facing eviction…
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Venice-West L.A. JACL scholarship winners are, from left, Shannon Tsumaki (2016 Miss Western L.A.), Masumi Asahi and Mariko Rooks. Far…
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Director Ryan Yamamoto and producer Suzanne Phan were honored by the AAJA for their work on the documentary “Arnold Knows…
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By Staci Yamashita-Iida In my last article, I explained why I chose to name this column “Legal-Ease” (“Estate Planning From…
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