For nearly 60 years, Itsy Ota has worked at Johnny’s Sport Shop, the family business where she keeps the books, pays the bills, and organizes the various finances.
Though men are not typically seen as caregivers, 40 percent of family caregivers are male.
Changes in Our Social Life As you age, you may begin to notice changes in your social life. Once simple tasks, such as attending monthly meetings or making time for…
The East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community Center’s Senior Wellness Program has been around for almost 9 years. But its roots go back nearly 82 years when an acre of…
15 years after beating cancer, Masami had found herself battling a familiar enemy. Though she fought it off before, this time would be much different as she would not have…
Little Tokyo saw its first ever celebration for older adults at Keiro no Hi on September 16, 2018. In partnership with Japanese American Cultural & Community Center, Keiro welcomed over…
Like many older members of the Southern California Japanese American community, Debra was resistant to change. Friendly but somewhat shy–and most comfortable conversing in Japanese—Debra maintained a small network of…
Keiro co-hosted a fall prevention presentation with Orange County Japanese American Association (OCJAA) on May 17th. Keiro staff member, Hiromi Aoyama, opened the presentation with an important message to the…
Next month, Keiro and Providence’s Iyashi Care team will host a health fair at Keiro and Japanese American Cultural & Community Center’s (JACCC) Keiro no Hi Festival, helping older adults…
The Power of Art – Reducing isolation through calligraphy Born and raised in Tokyo, Japan, Kuniharu Yoshida grew up with a love for sports but was constantly surrounded by art….
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