Super Seniors – Obon Memories
July 1, 2022
The Mountain View Buddhist Temple’s Obon Festival and Bazaar have been enjoyable annual events, but COVID has diminished the size over the past few years. This month our Super Seniors
The Mountain View Buddhist Temple’s Obon Festival and Bazaar have been enjoyable annual events, but COVID has diminished the size over the past few years. This month our Super Seniors
By Ricky Chu Love is the best word to describe Aki and Toki Nakano. I was fortunate to have had the opportunity to meet with the happily married
June Yusa has been a member of Mountain View Buddhist Temple since 1976. June is the youngest of eleven children of issei parents. The family lived in various locations in
Leaders are people we all tend to gravitate towards. For Isamu and Yukiko Higa, their dedication to the Mountain View Buddhist Temple and their family are immeasurable. Naomi Higa, their
Miyoko (known to friends as Miyo) Nakao Takegami has been an active member of the Mountain View Buddhist Temple Sangha for decades, but her life began in Hawaii. The Nakao
Toshiko Masaki has led a full and interesting life that is highlighted by her experiences with the Mountain View Buddhist Temple and its Sangha. Early Years Toshiko was born in
Written by Jean Shimoguchi Milton Hamasaki and his late wife, Helen, have been strong supporters and active members of the Mountain View Buddhist Temple Sangha for decades. Background Milton was
Written by Doug Sawamura Introduction Shin Sawamura was born in Torrance, California, to Kyoshi and Itoju Sawamura. He was the fifth and youngest child born in the family, having two
Ben was born in Wapato, Washington, to mother Kiyo Tsutsumiuchi and father Kumetarao Horita. Wapato in the Yakima Valley was American Indian owned land.
Ray and Reiko Murakami have been active members of the Mountain View Buddhist Temple for decades. Here’s their story.
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