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In 15 months E-4 � Committee. Only a handful of p eo ple among the itself has gone th rough many t:l.l "' ?< a of th e Japanese American Service original organizers are still aliv e and the JASC � � � � u � We closed FY 1991 with a celebration of the 45th Anni versary Japanese the long awaited dream of the , American Communit . . .Keiro. . .should y become a realit om service - work fr $1.3 y The contribution toward this . people has been phenomenal Already . million has been raised during the last three our years from a relatively small community of Japan ese Americans and others who believe in our cause . Enthusiastic appeal will hearted Home in su be a ort pp Chic Throughout services in response to fund further raising ositive indication of the whole p of the need of Keiro Nursing o ag . the year response to the the JASC needs continued o the com its f The gen has continued providing Case ty. a cy work Counseling Home Help Service Adult D ay , , Care and G roup Services (classes on culture and , arts and nutrition services. ) The Community Nurse P rogram which was , initiated in the revious year was full y p , implemented in FY 1991 with the employment of muni Masaru Nambu Executive r Directo 5 Events some of a lasting impact crowded the , , last fiscal year making it a memorable one in , the JASC history. First and foremost there was the 45th An niversary of an organization which from a 0 small agency founded in 1946 with a budget of $9,000 has grown to where it stands today , serving a Japanese American community of many thousands. The observance of the an niversary was a happening and a celebration , highlighted by a ceremony at the Heiwa Ter race on Sunday, June 23. It featured a slide <:7'I <:7'I � show spanning the first 35 years of JASC existence, a script outlining the past 10 years of achievement and a multitude of awards to those who have helped JASC through the years. An overflow crowd attended the event. Then there was a dream which last year became a reality. During the past fiscal year we gained final approval from HUD to start the construction of the Keira Nursing Home. The approval came in the waning days of the fiscal year and construction of the facility, tival which honored earliest members of Mary Koga, one of the JASC and the artist/pho tographer whose contributions made last year 's Annual Report "The Quiet People " a resounding success. Then there was the Christmas Delight Sale the annual Market Day and others. , These activities help us to raise funds needed to provide services to our clients. We gained a new tenant in FY 1991. Search Developmental Center rented our former workshop space in the south end of our building. The organization plans to stay here until the end of this year . Our list of Japanese corporations which became members of JASC continued to grow , with 38 companies joining us this year as compared to 31 in the previous yea r. Their names are found elsewhere in this issue. There were other minor triumphs and achievements. It can be only concluded that FY 1991 was a good one for us. which has been in works for a decade, began in July. Our "Parish" or Community Nurse Pro happiness gram was started last year with the hiring of a community nurse in conjunction with the Swedish Covenant Hospital. The nurse works with the congregations of five Christian and Buddhist churches, as well as with other members of the Japanese American com munity. A number of special events also high lighted the year. These included the Fuji Fes- A 6 E B .SC D C o w O Celebration; B Co-Mistress of Ceremony Irene Kelly (left) looks d att end s the JASC 45th Anniversary erflo w cr v AS esid n ue C Pr as J from to Jame Hachiya C Among receiving awards many ent Art Morimitsu prese ts a plaq on ; s er rom ft h o Mo imit su f cel eb ra tion l Kumata, Mary Koga Ki Yoshimura and Betty Nakanishi D the Rut e w e , y ; at r , t he a the site from left to begin as FY 1991 ends Shown Ke iro Nur si ng Home site is about ready Con s ruction at t t . i r a ru Chairman Tom Nambu, JASC Presid en Art Morimitsu and Nursing Home Comm ttee is Ex ecutiv e Directo M sa t o nat h man h hica g pan Stevenson addresse E Adlai Societ C S America C Ja t of E air and or e is Illin me For i aj Te r y e s ; o . r th Fu j i F sti a l crowd; F Ma r y Koga the Honoree of the Yea r responds after receiving her award a t the Fuji Festival e v e A 7 The Japanese American Service Committee through the years has factored its programs to serve the changing needs of our client com munity. Presently, as the Issei population is fading fast, we are concentrating on services for the Niseis. Their health and what we can do to improve it is high on our agenda. While we are concerned with the needs of the Niseis we also have to look at the future and anticipate the role the Sanseis (third gen eration Japanese Americans) will play in our organization. We hope th!lt soon we will be able to provide some services to this gener ation, an possibly their children, the Yonsei (fourth generation Japanese Americans.) Ser vice in the areas of maintaining their cultural heritage and introducing their children to it,appear as possibilities for programs for the Sanseis and Yonseis. In fiscal 1991 we served our community with the following programs: Our ADULT DAY CARE program served on the average 22 clients per day, totaling 26,180 hours of service. Adult Day Care aims to keep the elderly out of institutions and offers activities in a group setting which help older adults to improve their physical and mental condition. Clients participate in a number of activities and special events, such as field trips, ceramics, exercise and hear speakers on various subjects. They also get a noon meal (a total of 5,200 served to the Adult Day Care clients during the last year) and have the opportunity to eat together with others. Social service and nursing staffs de velop individual plans for each client and monitor their progress. CASEWORK AND COUNSELING ser vices in the past fiscal year worked with 242 respect of the elderly clients, 179 of Japanese American ancestry. The total hours of service provided were 2741.75. This is a program which assists clients to achieve adequate psychological and social life. The counselor speaks Japanese and deals with questions involving financial and health issues as well as formulating fu ture plans for the elderly. HOME SUPPORT services involve cleaning, shopping, laundry, food preparation, personal care, nutritional service and hygiene education to the elderly either at Heiwa Ter race, a senior citizen's residential center, or at other locations. This service has one aim -- to help the elderly live independently and avoid institutionalization. During the past year, the chore house keepers provided a total of 19,070 hours of service to 158 clients... 81 of them Japanese Americans. Fifty-six of the clients where Caucasians, five Black and 16 other Asians. GROUP SERVICES is a program which provides educational classes, mature driving, Tai Chi (oriental exercise), Minyo (folk music and dance), origami (paper folding), kami ningyo (paper doll construction) and Japanese language class. Special Japanese festivals are observed and presented as authentically as possible. Pro grams on health and education are presented by this division of JASC as well as well as city-sponsored nutrition and "Meals on Wheels" services to home-bound elderly. The nutrition program served 6,211 meals to 260 persons (excluding the Adult Day Care clients mentioned before), and provided duplicated group services to 1,026 persons, representing 16,841 hours. 8 ,..c).."_.,, �• :.•. ,.�,•�----•:t--.-~t..:. -,._�;,i,.._,,.s,J.-., ___,.·1,, .,c.,__�;._,-,,.b,. ,u.�- ,l ...... i'Joo.1..lr .,,,.,.,,,. �, ....,J'.i:.:..._ ... 1 ,.. 1 ,., �,,�,• •'.>: · r ;I • '�.. • ••� ·; l 1 B C A D E A The annual Market Day attracts people before the doors open; B A perennial Market Day hit is Chicken Teriyaki; C Adult Day Care has special events such as Mother's Day observance; D Health checkups are a regular feature at JASC; E Kite making is featured at Boy's Day celebration; F Wishes are hung on a bamboo tree for the Star Festival. u rJ:i < � ="" "" � affection - kindness 10 The Japanese American Service Committee gratefully acknowledges contributions received during the Fiscal Year July 1990 through June 30, 1991. The generosity and support of such gifts is appreciated by all who are served by this agency. Enkoji, Kiyoko Asato, Noboru Abe, Amy Enta, M/M Lindy T. Ase, M/M Paul Abe, M/M Koki Errico, Fusayo Azeka, John Abe, Shoji Esaki, Susie S. Azuma, Alyse Aberer, M/M Joseph C. Eto, Ruth Azuma, Masahiro Aburano, M/M Kiyoharu Ezaki, M/M James Azuma, M/M Steven Y. Adachi, Roy & Family Adachi, M/M Bill U. Falls, Dr/M Arthur G. Babbin, M/M Fred Adaniya, Yoshiko Fricke, M/M Robert Barrientos, M/M Peter Agemura, Saki Friedman, Hideko T. Brandon, M/M R. Aimi, Dr. & Mrs. Kenji Fugami, M/M Paul M. Aki, Arthur Fujii, M/M Fred Chan, Virginia Aki, M/M Harvey Fujii, M/M George H. Chancellor, Grace K. Akinaga, Shizume Fujii, Kazuko Chang, Teng Hsian Akiyama, Joe M/M Masao Fujii, Chen, Hong K. Allen, M/M Dean E. Mickey Fujii, Chen, Tuan-Mey Amimoto, Dr/M Minoru M/M Richard K. Fujii, Chikaraishi, Dr./M Ben Amino, M/M Yosh Tomiye Fujii, Chino, Hisa Anderson, Russell F. Yaho Fujii, Aoki, M/M Toru Coble, Ed S. Fujikawa, Tsui Cosmopolitan Nat'l Bank, Aono, M/M Tom Fujimoto, M/M Benjamin Aragaki, M/M Herbert A. Vercillo, Pres. Fujimoto, Frank Arai, Akira Fujimoto, Hisano Arai, Dr. & Mrs. Harold Dodohara, Takashi Fujimoto, Jane S. Arai, M/M Tadashi Doell, Emiko Fujimoto, M.C.-Hirai, R. Arai,· Tom T. Doi, Asao Martin H. Fujimoto, Arakaki, M/M Charles Y. Doi, Chiyono Mike S. Fujimoto, Arakaki, M/M Yusuke Doi, Isamu Ralph H. Fujimoto, Arakawa, M/M Paul T. Doi, M/M Mikio S. Fujimoto, Arao, M/M Hideaki Domoto, Mo Ray Fujinaga, Aruguete, Dr. Christine M. Domoto, Tazu Fujioka, Mariko Asa, M/M Takeru Fujishima, M/M Mitsuo Asa, Toshi Ebisu, Yukiko Fujita, M/M Charles K. Asahina, Renzo Eejima, Ken Emiko Fujita, Asai, Maomi Eldridge, Marjorie E. M/M Henry H. Fujiura, Endo, M/M Frank S. Asai, Yuki Lillian Fujiwara, Asaki, M/M Roy H. Endo, M/M Harry M/M Tio T. Fujiwara, Asakura, George K. Endo, Nellie Kimie Fukai, June Asakura, Endo, Reiko Fukai, M/M Stanley Y. Asakura, Memi Endo, Shima Asakura, M/M Richard Fukami, M/M Frank Endo, M/M Tomy Fukami, Martha M. Fukawa, M/M Shoji Fukuchi, M/M Min Fukuda, M/M Harry Fukuda, M/M Makoto Fukuda, Yoneo Fukui, M/M Henry Fukui, Hisao Fukunaga, Roy Fukushima, M/M Hideo Fukuya, Kazuo Fukuyama, M/M Dick K. Furukawa, M/M Hiroshi Furukawa, Roy H. Furuya, Robert Y. Furuta, Tsugi Furuyama, Charles Fur uyama, William Fuwa, Mitsuo Goi, M/M Mitsuo Gokan, M/M Donald Gotoh, M/M Yoshio D. Grossman, Ruth E. Guibor, Helen Y. Hachiya, James Hachiya, M/M Tomoharu Hagio, M/M Allan I. Hama, Namio Hamada, George Hamada, Lillian Hamano, Robert K. Hanamoto, M/M Henry Hanano, Charles Hara, M/M Colin Hara, M/M Yoichi Harada, Kei Harada, M/M Yoshiro Harano, M/M Masashi Harano, Ross Hasegawa, M/M Aylen Hasegawa, M/M Junji Hasegawa, Shigemi Hashimoto, M/M George Hashimoto, Roy M. Hashimoto, M/M Shigeru Hashimoto, Toyoko Hashioka, M/M Edwin Hashioka, M/M Roy M. Hashisaka, Misayo Hattori, M/M Kenneth Hattori, M/M Mike Hattori, Miyoko Hayano, Lillian K. Hayash,i Albert M. Hayashida, Satoshi Helfrich, Willis Henmi, M/M Gerald Higa, M/M George Higa, Harry Higashi, M/M Edward Higashiuchi, M/M Kazuo Hikawa, M/M Richard Hikida, Fred Hikida, Sadako Hikido, Olga Hirai, May Hirakawa, M/M Louis S. Hirakawa, Memmy S. Hirami, M/M Maki Hiraoka, M/M Sadayuki Hirata, M/M Kenji Hirata, Meri Hirata, Merry Hirata, M/M William K. Hiratsuka, M/M Frank Hirayama, Misao Hirota, Tadao Hiyama, Rev. Paul S. Honda, Eugene T. Honda, M/M Gumpe Honda, M/M Noboru Honda, Shizuko Honda, M/M Thomas G. Hong, James Hori, Ann A. Hori, M/M Fukashi Hori, Dr/M Roy Y. Horita, M/M Kaz Horita, M/M Shigeo Horita, Yone Hoshiga, Yuriko Hosokawa, M/M George Hosokawa, M/M Kiyoshi Huey, Ray Hwang, Tae Sung Hyosaka, M/M Ernest Hyosaka, Mary lchiba, M/M George Ichiba, William Y. lchida, Emiko lchihashi, M/M Woodrow T. Ichikawa, Alice Y. lchishita, Haru H. ldaka, Suyeko lgarashi, M/M Peter H. lgasaki, David K. lgasaki, M/M Masao, Jr. Iha, Kiyo Ii, M/M Kenji Iijima, Tomi Iino, Tomonao Ijichi, M/M Kent Ikeda, Glenn Ikeda, Hana Ikeda, Kohei Ikeda, Mary S. Ikegami, M/M Yukio Ikemoto, Gus Ikezoe, Lillian Ikoma, Shikibu Ikoma, Sumio Ikoma, Yoshiko Imamura, M/M Minoru Imanaka, M/M James Imanaka-Chin, Esther Imaoka, M/M Ralph Imon, M/M Muneo R. Inouye, M/M Chikateru Inouye, M/M George Inouye, Dr./M Henry S. Inouye, Masako Inouye, Okiye Inouye, M/M Shinn Iseri, M/M Alexander Ishibashi, Cecilia T. Ishida, Calvin Ishida, M/M George T. Ishida, M/M John M. Ishida, Julius Ishida, Mas Ishii, Marion Ishikawa, Gerald K. Ishikawa, Peggy L. Ishikawa, Tomoye Ishiwari, Ted Ishizaki, Mitsu ye Ishizuka, M/M Tada yoshi lsoda, M/M Seishi J. Itami, Ikue ltano, Masashi ltano, M/M Takeo ltano, M/M Yutaka Ito, M/M George T. Ito, M/M Henry K. Ito, Hiroshi Ito, John Ito, Ken Y. Ito, M/M Kiyoshi Ito, Lois K. Ito, M/M Shigeo Ito, M/M Thomas Ito, Valerie ltoku, M/M Kenjo ltow, Yoshiye 11 Iwafuchi, M/M Kingo Iwai, Ted T. Iwami, M/M Akira D. Iwami, Ruth N. Iwamoto, Hiro Iwamuro, Yae Iwana, Fumiye Iwanaga, M/M Michael Y. Iwao, M/M Michio Iwaoka, M/M Joe Iwaoka, John Iwaoka, May Iwaoka, M/M Sam Iwata, M/M Roy Iwatsuki, M/M Frank Iwatsuki, Fumiko Izui, M/M George K. Izui, Dr/M Victor S. Izumi, M/M Elbert Izuo, Peter Y. Janka, Ellen Maeda Joichi, M/M Rowland Joji, M/M Toshio Jones, Sumiko Kabumoto, M/M Jack Kadonaga, M/M Yuwao Kadota, Dr/M Paul Kadowaki, M/M Ken Kadowaki, M/M Paul H. Kadowaki, Tsuruo Kadoyama, M/M George Kagami, Thomas Kaihara, M/M Thomas K. Kaihara, Dr./M Wesley T. Kaihatsu, Omar M. Kaihatsu, Rose Kajikawa, Frank Kajiwara, M/M Edward I. Kakazu, Takashi Kakita, Chizuko 12 Kambara, Dr/M Andrew A. Kambara, M/M Frank T. Kamiya, M/M Benjamin Kamo, M/M Haruo Kamo, Richard Kanaya, Enoch Kaneko, M/M Hiroshi Kaneko, Merle Kanemoto, M/M Yutaka Kaneshiro, M/M Darrell Kaneshiro, M/M Stanley H. Kanii, Chizuko Kanki, M/M Mamoru Kanki, Minoru Kanki, Shuji Kano, Sachiko Karikomi, Henry M. Kariya, Michl Kariya, Takio Kasai, M/M Tosh Kasamoto, M/M Nao Kashihara, George Kashihara, Dr/M Jack Y. Kasuya, Masanori Katagiri, Hama Katahira, M/M George Kataoka, G.- Kodoma, T. Kataura, M/M George Katayama, Jerry J. Kato, Betty A. Kato, M/M Gunpei Kato, Haruye Kato, Dr./M Hiroki Kato, Masao G. Katsuda, Yoshiko Katsuno, Chie Katsuyama, M/M Fred M. Kawabata, M/M Hideo Kawaguchi, M/M George Kawaguchi, Hisaye Kawaguchi, M/M Motohiro Kawaguchi, Sen Kawahara, James T. Kawakami, M/M James Kawakami, M/M Kenji Kawako, M/M Mas Kawamoto, Kaz F. Kawamoto, Lynne Kawamoto, M/M Mitsugi Kawamoto, M/M Morris Kawanaga, Dr/M Henry Kawano, Jack T. Kawano, Jim Kawano, M/M John Kawano, Linda S. Kawano, M/M Minoru Kawashima, James T. Kawashima, M/M Richard Kawashima, Toshiko Kay, Nobi K. Kayano, M/M Ray S. Kebo, Evelyn Kenmotsu, M/M Kenneth Kenmotsu, Ko Kennedy, Dorothy Kido, M/M George Kikuchi, M/M Katsumi Kikuchi, Robert A. Kikuchi, Toshiko Kikuta, M/M Noboru Kim, M/M Raymond Kimura, Chieko Kimura, M/M Eugene Kimura, M/M George M. Kimura, Lillian C. Kimura, M/M Lloyd Kimura, Mary S. Kimura, Mina & Waka Kimura, M/M Paul S. Kimura, Tad J. Kimura, Toyoko Kimura, Yoshi Kinishi, M/M Toshiro Kita, M/M Carl Kitabayashi, Helen H. Kitahata, Paula Kitamura, Kenji Kitazaki, M/M John W. Kitazaki, M/M John Y. Kitazaki, Mixie Kitsuse, Nelson Kittaka, Dr/M George Kittaka, Kumako Kobata, M/M Masanobu Kobayashi, M/M Isamu Kobayashi, Katsuyoshi Kobayashi, Sumi Kodama, M/M Mitsuo Kodani, M/M Michael Koga, M/M Albert M. Koga, Janette Koga, M/M Joseph Koide, Chiyo Koizumi, M/M Seichi Kojima, M/M Susumu Kokoris, Dr. M James A. Konagamitsu, Kiko Kondo, Raymond I. Kono, Dayne Kono Kozui Kono, M/M Norman Koyanagi, M/M Haruto Kozawa, Takashi Kraus, M/M Pavel Kreamelmeyer, Jean M. Krueger, Marion Kubo, Robert S. Kubose, Rev/M Gyomay Kubose, Rev./M Sunnan Kubota, Masao B. Kubota, Ryo Kuchii, M/M Keiji Kudo, Shigeru Kuki, Yoko Kumaki, M/M James Kumamoto, Dr. David P. ,,, " Kumasaka, M/M Haruo Kumata, Misao Kumata, Ruth K. Kunita, Sadie M. Kuo, Fung Kuramitsu, M/M Howie Kuramoto, Aiko Kuranishi, M/M Tom Kurisu, Elaine Kuroiwa, M/M Haruk.i Kurotsuchi, Dr/M Roy Y. Kuroye, Roy M. Kusayanagi, M/M Stanley Kuse, M/M Isamu Kuse, Lily N. Kushi, M/M Shigeru Kushino, Betty Kushino, Yurie Kusumoto, Shoji Kuwahara, M/M Harry Kuwashima, Helen H. Kuzuhara, Rev/M Chiaki Kuzuhara, Ikue LaFleur, Ann Lai, Lan Ko LaSalle Photo Service Lee, Henry Lee, M/M Samson Lehrman, M/M Nat Lin, Vivian Lofton, Sue S. .. Maeda, Ms. R. Maeda, M/M Ray Maeda, M/M Shitsuke Maeshiba, Elizabeth M. Mah, Hisae Makino, Martha Makino, Rose H. Manshio, Calvin K. Marden, Julie I. Martorana, M/M Carlo Maruyama, M/M George Maruyama, M/M Henry Masada, Alice A Masuda, Kikuye Masumoto, Hiromu Matsumoto, M/M Kimitsu Masunaga, Jon D. Matayoshi, M/M Rocky Matayoshi, Toyoko Matsubara, Taeko Matsuda, M/M John S. Matsuda, M/M Paul Matsui M/M Ben S. Matsui, M/M Tak Matsumoto, M/M Frank Y. Matsumoto, Dr/M George Matsumoto, M/M James Matsumoto, M/M Katsuo Matsumoto, Mary Matsumoto, Nancy Matsumoto, Patricia Matsumoto, M/M Shig Matsumoto, Tom Matsumoto, Yoshinobu Matsunaga, Hatsu Matsunobu, Hisashi Matsuo, . Yoshiko Matsuoka, Fusa H. Matsushima, Akira Matsushima, Hideko Matsushima, M/M Tomomi Matsushita, M/M Akira Matsushita, Masaru Matsutani, M/M Hisashi Matsuura, M/M George Matsuzaki, Hiroshi Matza, M/M Robert A Mayahara, M/M Thomas Mayeda, Gene H. Mayeda, M/M Harry K. Mayeda, M/M Hiro Mayeda, M/M Ike A Mayeshiba, Andrew J. Mazawa, M/M Shigemi Midwest Buddhist Temple Migaki, M/M Joe Mihara, Tad Mikami, Shunzo Minaga, M/M Chico Minato, Asao Mine, M/M Jumpei Mita, Robert Mitamura, Theodore Mitami, Ralph Mito, Paul Mitsui, Akira Miwa, M/M I.Ted Miyagawa, M/M Hiro Miyakawa, M/M R. H. Miyakawa, M/M Sotaro Miyake, M/M Abe Miyake, Gregory A Miyake, M/M Hiroshi Miyake, M/M Jack S. Miyake, M/M Joe Miyake, Ryoichi Miyao, Nancy Miyashiro, J.M. Miyashita, M/M Mikio Miyashita, Tohru E. Miyata, Misu Miyata, Victor Miyazaki, M/M Shu Mizote, Hisashi E. Mizuk.i, Takashi Mizuno, M/M Kashiro Mizuno, M/M Ted S. Mizuta, M/M Tak Monma, Setsuko Mori, June K. Mori, Yoshiko Morikawa, M/M George Moriki.M/M Tsuneo Morimitsu, M/M Arthur T. Morimitsu, M/M George W. Morimoto, Dr.Paul Morimoto, M/M Todd Morioka, Judy Morishige, George Morishige, Jerry S. Morita, James S. Morita, Masano Morita, M/M Mototsugu M., Jr. Morita, M/M Paul Morita, Roy S. Motoike, M/M Hideo Motoki, Seiichi Motomura, Tomiko Motooka, M/M Moss Mouri, M/M Sadayuki Mukai, Chiyoko Mukai, M/M George K. Mukoyama, Helen K. Mukushina, Tamako Munemoto, M/M Hatsuichi Munemoto, Kosumi Mura, M/M Tom K. Murai, Katsumi Murakami, Dr./M Glenn Murakami, Kazuko issei 13 Murakami, Rev. Ken Murakami, Nobu Murakami, M/M Shigeo Muramoto, Mary Murao, M/M Shig Muraoka, Sharon Muraoka, Suga Muraoka, Tomoye Murata, Alice Murata, Jim Murata, Yoshinori Nabeta, M/M Shigeo Nagai, Takao Nagai, M/M Teruo T. Nagaishi, Hideo Nagaoka, Setsuko Nagaro, M/M Fred M. Nagaro, M/M Paul F. Nagasawa, Risaku Nagata, M/M Robert S. Nagata, Suehiro Nagatani, Eunice Nagatomo, Lauretta M. Naito, M/M Tony Naka, Robert F.& Patricia N. Nakachi, Mitsue Nakada, M/M Pershing Nakagawa, M/M Aki Nakagawa, Bill Nakagawa, M/M Shunichi Nakagawa, Tsune S. Nakagawa, Yoshio Nakaguchi, Midori Nakamoto, M/M Gray Nakamoto, Hisako Nakamoto, Keith I. Nakamoto, Tokuhide Nakamura, Atsuyo Nakamura, Carolyn K. Nakamura, Chiyo Nakamura, Fujiye 14 Nakamura, Henry Nakamura, Karl K. Nakamura, Kay Nakamura, M/M Mark Nakamura, Noboru Nakamura, M/M Robert W. Nakamura, Sada Nakamura, Sanao Nakamura, M/M Takeshi Nakamura, Teru Nakamura, Tsuruko Nakamura, Uji Nakanishi, M/M George Nakanishi M/M Toshio Nakane, Aiko Nakano, Maye Nakao, M/M George K. Nakao, M/M Sam I. Nakaoka, Dr. Kurt Nakashima, M/M Kats Nakashima, M/M Sam Nakata, Betty Nakata, M/M Sho J. Nakawatase, Some Nakaya, Tsuneko Nakayama, M/M Jim S. Nakayama, Dr/M Joe M. Nakayama, M/M Masao Nakayama, M/M Rikio Nakayama, Yoshino Nakazawa, M/M Robert T. Nakazawa, M/M Roy Nakazawa, M/M T. G. Namba, M/M Minor Nambu, Jonathan Nambu, M/M Masaru Narimatsu, Jean S. Narimatsu, Dr/M Kei Nasu, Mieko Nazuka, Toshu Neeno, M/M George Neeno, Dr./M Katsumi Nemoto, Elaine C. Nishi, Grace Nishibayashi, Amy Nishida, Yoshiye K. Nishihira, M/M Mori Nishijima, M/M Satoshi Nishime, M/M Jiro Nishimoto, Hisako Nishimoto, Kay Nishimoto, Kiyoto Nishimoto, Tim N. 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Matsuda, Takayuki McCauley, Dorothy Mendenhall, Joe Midwest Buddhist Temple "Golden Agers" Migaki, Sue Mikami, Shunzo Miyagawa, Hiroyuki Miyake, M/M Ryoichi Miyashita, T. Edward Miyata, Mizu Mizuno, Kashiro Motoki, Haruhiko & Connie Motoki, Seichi Mukoyama, Lisa Mura, M/M Tom K. Nagai, Hachi I. Nagata, Suehiro S. Naka, M/M F. Robert Naka, Shizuno Nakaki, Tsuneo Nakamura, H. Henry Nakamura, Teru Nakane, Aiko Nakano, M/M Henry Nakashima, Alice Nakashima, M/M Kats Nambu, M/M Masaru Nishi, Hiroko Nishiura, Jerry Nitanda, Muneo Nojiri, Kitty Nomiya, Tak N owitt, Marcelle A. O'Connell, Thomas W. Ogata, M/M J. Michael Ogura, Donna Okamoto, Masano Okamura, Tracy Okayama, Akio Okayama, Jay Okimura, Hatsy Olsen, Momoko Oyama, Toshiko Ozawa, Atsumi Ozima, M/M Shigenobu Sahara, M/M Richard Sakai, M/M Jack Sakamaki, Ken Salas, Katherine G. Sasai, Frank Sasai, Kim Scarpy, Carl Seki, Hoken S. Sharp Electronics Corp. Shigehira, Tatsuyo Shigemura, M/M Bob Shimizu, lku Shimoda, Osawa Sugano, Kimi Sugano Travel Service Sugimoto, Midori Sugimoto, Somo Sugiura, M/M Sumitomo Metal America, Inc. Suzuki, Namiye Suzuki, M/M Sakari Takadera, Satoshi Takagi, Aiko Takamoto, Sarah F. Takano, Hatsuno Takehara, Ei Tamada, M/M Kay Tanaka, Hiroshi Tanaka, Joseph H. Tani, Joyce Tanimura, Sumi Tengan, Sadako Terada, Yoshiko Teraji, M/M Thomas Toguri, Ikuko Tomita, Dr. Joseph T. Tsuchiyama, Joe Tsujimoto, Yoshimi Uchida, Miki UNI-NTF, Inc. - Suzuki, Jumpei Universal Pen Hospital Himoto, Sam Vorel, M/M Robert A. Watanabe, Masai Yamagiwa, Tsuneji Young, Nancy 21 Friends of the agency responding to the Newsletter envelope Anni, Dr/M Kenji Aoki, M/M Toru Asahina, Renzo Asakura, Memi Dodohara, M/M Takeshi Doi, Chiyono Edwards, Kazu Endo, Shima Fujimoto, M/M Benji Fujimoto, Martin Fujita, M/M Charles Gokan, M/M Donald hope Harada, Kei Hasegawa, Dr/M Junji Higa, M/M George Hirata, Meri Honda, Kusuo K. Hori, M/M Fukashi Ito, Lois Ito, Valerie lwai, Ted T. Iwaoka, Ellyn J. Iwaoka, M/M Sam Kaneko, M/M Kevin Katayama, Jerry J. Kawaguchi, George Kawaguchi, Sen Kayama, Cecil S. Kimura, Eugene Kimura, Yoshi Kinishi, Yuriko L. Kinishi, M/M Tashiro P. 22 Kitabayashi, Helen H. Kittaka, Kumako Kobayashi, M/M lsamu Kodani, M/M Michael Koga, M/M Albert M. Koyama, Cecil S. Kubose, Rev/M Gyomay Kushi, M/M Shigeru Lofton, Shizu & Nate Masumoto, Hiromu Matsubara, Taeko Matsumoto, Tom Matsushita, Masaru Mihara, Tadashi Miyata, Tane Miyata, M/M Tom Morimitsu, M/M Arthur Morimoto, Dr. Paul Morita, Roy S. Murakami, Dr/M Glenn Murakami, Nobu Nakachi, Mitsue N akaguchi, Midori Nakamoto, Hisako Nakazawa, M/M Roy Nasu, Mieko Nishio, Johnny K. Ogasawara, Minoru Ogawa, Hide & Shu Okigawa, Kazuichi Omori, Hatsuko Omuro, Bette S. Oshita, Thomas O'Sucha, Mary Sa,kaguchi, Katsumi N. Sasaki, Willy K. Sato, Misao Shigihara, M/M Hiroshi Shimoda, Osawa Suzuki, Kin Suzuki, M/M Sakari Tagami, M/M Kay Takami, Yoneko Takeshita, Goro Tanaka, Joseh N. Tanaka, Shigeo Tanakatsubo, M/M Sats Tani, Benjamin S. Tanouye, Mrs. Toshi Terada, Yoshiko Teshima, Dr/M Roy Toyama, Hiro Tsugawa, M/M Tom T. Tsurusaki, Jeri Yabuta, M/M Tetsuo Yamaji, M/M Arthur T. Yamamoto, M/M George Yamamoto, Ruth Yamamoto, M/M William Yamashita, Yo & Kay Yoshida, Daniel T. Yoshino, M/M Maurice T. Gifts made as a gesture of sympathy to remember a loved one, a friend, a neighbor, or a business associate. K. Abelson K. Heath & Co. Aberer, M/M Joseph Aoki, M/M Toru Iwatsuki, Fumiko Blitz, M/M Daniel Borgione, M/M Lawrence J. La Pointe, M/M William Deltano, Judith L. Dickstein, M/M Jack Dluger, M/M Robert Dziedzic, M/M Albert J. Eisenhauer, Robert E. Fujimori, M/M Glenn Harada, Sharon Hashioka, M/M Roy M. Hori, Ann A. Ike,Jane T. Indian Trail School Soc. Comm. Ishibashi, Cecilia Ito,Lois K. & Kimura, Yoshi mind - spirit Kitabayashi, Helen & Sandra McCauley, Dorothy Mnemonics, Inc. Nach, M/M David L. Nagata, Joyce Nakao, M/M George Nomura, Martha Okamura, Henry K. O'Sucha, Mary Shabbona Sharks Master Swim Club Shicotte, M/M Dik Sugiyama, M/M Glenn Suzuki, Kin Tagami, Edward C. Takahashi, Yataro Tamura, Atsuko Tomita, Lydia Tsuboi, Tomi Tsurusaki, M/M Chic Uchima, Geoge K. Xen Corporation Peoples Gas Potter,Lois Previti, Mary Lou Pugh, Elizabeth L. Runkle, James C. Beer, Donna E. CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION GIFTS Funding grants to help support the agency's operating budget or specifically designated projects. Except for those who specifically indicate that they do not wish to be listed, every effort is made to insure that all donors are properly recognized in this annual report. Please contact the development and public relations department regard ing any omissions or corrections. Buddhist Churches of America Chicago Japanese American Council Krafts General Foods Mhotronics Dr. Scholl Foundation TDK Corporation of America MATCHING GIFTS Contributions by friends of JASC that have been "matched" (equally or in greater multiples) by the companies with whom they are employed. Helene Curtis, Inc. (Marion Ishii) G. D. Searle & Co. (James Ouchi) Kemper Financial Services (Robert S. Takazawa, Jr.) 23 Chicago and area Japanese Companies which joined JASC Corporate Membership category � ..... = r'1 = � � � � � � [i-1 < c== 0 � c== 0 u � z < � � 0 u � en � z < � < 24 ""'"') ' tradition Aisan Corporation of America The Chicago-Tokyo Brunk C. Itoh & Co. (America), Inc. Daiwa Securities America, Inc. Echo, Incorporated The Fuji Bank, Ltd. Fttji Photo Fihn U.S.A., Inc. Honda & Associates The Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd. Japan Air Lines KGK International Corp. Kikkoman Foods, Inc. Komori America Corporation KPMG Peat Marwick Marubeni America Corp. Matsushita Electric Corp. of America Mhotronics, Inc. Mitsubishi International Corp. Mitsui & Co. (USA) Inc. Miyano Machinery USA Inc. Nichicon (America) Corp. Nichimen America Inc. Nippon Express U.S.A. Inc. Nissho Iwai American Corp. NTN Elgin Corp. N.Y.K. Line (North America) Inc. Okamoto Corporation Omron Foundations, Inc. OSG Tap & Die Inc. Sony Chemicals Corporation of America Sumitomo Corporation of America Sumitomo Electric Carbide, Inc. Sunstar, Inc. Toko America, Inc. The Thermos Company Uni-NTF, Inc. Yaskawa Electric America, Inc. STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES JAPANESE AMERICAN SERVICE COMMITTEE Condensed Statement of Revenue and Expenses for the year ended June 30, 1991 REVENUE EXPENSES Philanthropic Support . ... ... .. .... . . $333, 000 Government Supp ort ..... . .. .. .. . . . . 192, 000 Support Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144,000 Nursing Home Fund Contributions* .... . 1 00, 000 Total Expenses . . . . . . . ... . . . . . ..... $595,000 Others ......... . ... ........... . 66, 000 Excess of Revenue over Expenses ....... $96,000 Total :Revenue ........... ... . . . . . . $691, 000 Program Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $451,000 '"This income was received for the Nursing Home Fund-Raising Campaign and is to be used for the construction and operation of a nursing home A copy of our complete Financial Statement, audited by Yamada & Isono, Certified Public Accountants, can be viewed at the JA SC office. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Board Board of Directors President ........... Arthur T. Morimitsu Vice Presidents Program ........... Martha Fujimoto Finance ............. Calvin Manshio Public Relations ....... Betty Nakanishi Facility ........... . . . Hiroshi Okano Treasurer . ..... Nancy Yamamoto-Yoshida Secretary . . .............. Masanobu Eguchi Sandra R. Otaka Gene Honda Yoji Ozaki Roy Iwata Makoto Sanbonmatsu Evy Johansen Brian Witkowski Paul Kadowaki Roy Yamamoto Neil Kanemoto Sandra Yamate Gene Mayeda Lori Yokoyama Chieko Onoda Kiyo Yoshimura May Nakano Ex-Officio Advisory Board Noboru Honda Ben Chikaraishi Lillian C. Kimura Tomonao Iino Harry K. Mayeda Lincoln Shimidzu Eizo Niishi Thomas S. Teraji Rev. Kei Satoh Kashiro Mizuno George Teraoka Shig Wakamatsu well-being 25 1990-91 ANNUAL REPORT Published by the Department of Development and Public Relations Japanese American Service Committee 4427 North Clark Street Chicago, Illinois 60640 Arthur T. Morimitsu President Masaru Nambu Executive Director !vars Liepins Director of Development and Public Relations JAPANESE AMERICAN SERVICE COMMITTEE A nonprofit social service agency, founded August 30, 1946 serving families, the aging, and emotionally disabled among Japanese, other Asians, and non-Asians in the Uptown- Edgewater-Lakeview communities on Chicago's northeast side. About the Calligrapher honesty · sincerity Annual Report designed by Carlisle/Liepins Associates, Inc., Chicago, Illinois 26 The Japanese characters on the front cover read Japanese American Service Committee. That calligraphy as well as the other Japanese writing featured in this annual report is the labor of love of the Rev. Yukei Ashikaga, head minister at the Buddhist Temple of Chicago. Mr. Ashikaga was born in Aichi ken, Japan and was graduated from Otani University, Kyoto, Japan. He taught English at Otani High School in Kyoto and from 1958 to 59 was resident minister at Hilo Higashi Honganji in Hilo, Hawaii. He came to Chicago in 1959 and studied at the University of Chicago Divinity School. Mr. Ashikaga was named assistant minister at the Bud dhist Temple of Chicago in 1962 and to his present position in 1982. MEMBER OF ... United Way of Chicago National Council on the Aging Chicago Japanese American Council Illinois Association of Adult Day Care Centers Illinois Association of Day Care Providers Metropolitan Chicago Coalition on Aging Association of Illinois Senior Centers Japanese American Service Committee does not discriminate in admission to programs or treatment of employment in programs or activities in compliance with the Illinois Hwnan Rights Act; the U.S. Civil Rights Act; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act; the Age Discrimination Act; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act; and the U.S. and Illinois Constitutions. If you feel you have been discriminated against, you have a right to file a complaint. For information, contact Masaru Nambu, Executive Director at 275-7212. 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"" r.:i = future Welcome to the 45th Anniversary of the Japanese American Service Committee. We are glad to have you aboard to help us share our heartbreaks and accomplishments which occurred during the past year. Mostly triumphs we feel, and... it's been a splendid year, indeed! In this annual report, we will lead you through our eventful year and also share with you some of the philosophy which has been the basis of JASC for the past 45 years. We will present this in an unique way... through Japanese calligraphy representing such terms as legacy, honesty, integrity, health, hope, tradition, respect for the elderly and a number of others. We honestly feel that on the terms presented here the JASC was founded fourand-a-half decades ago and that these qualities have sustained us until today. And we hope that with these ideals uppermost in our mind we will serve Japanese Americans and other people who seek us for generations to come. As you thumb through this annual report you will share the beliefs of our president and executive director, view the highlights of the year, learn about the services we provide and browse through the names of a multitude of our supporters. We are hoping you will find your name among them Our credo for this anniversary year has been "Valiant footsteps of the past, crossing the thresholds of the future." We look toward the future with confidence and enthusiasm. � 3 rJ:J legacy 4 On Sunday, June 23, 1991, the Japanese Ameri can Service Committee (JASC) celebrated its 45th Anniversary at the Heiwa Terrace, a senior citi zen's apartment complex, built and sponsored by JA SC. This was a momentous occasion. It was 45 years ago that a dedicated group of Japanese old timers met with some of the leaders among former internees who had been released from internment centers where they had been held since 1942 by the United States government after the sta rt of World War II in the Pacific. These early leaders founded the organization then known as the Chicago Resettlers Committee to help the evacuees to find employment and living quarters in Chicago. A few of these leaders like Rev. Gyomay Kubose are still active in our community. Others who were among the founders are still involved with JASC in serving Japanese Americans, their alien parents and their offsprings, the Sansei and Yonsei. Our community is extremely fortunate that leaders like former JASC presidents Tom Teraji and Noboru Honda, as well as other long-time members such as Betty Nakanishi, Mary Koga, Dorothy Kaneko and others are still serving on either the Board or on the various committees of our agency. The lifeline of the agency has been all the volunteers who participate in so many of the agency's programs...Market Da y, Christmas Delight, Health Fair, Fuji Festival, Adult Day Care, Nutrition Program and many others. Our JASC Board of Directors has been the mainstay of so many of our programs along with the great support we have received from so many of our community organizations...Chicago Nisei Post 1183, New Horizons members, church groups, both Christian and Buddhist and from the Futabakai Japanese School PTA members. Our Long Range Planning Committee, chaired by Betty Nakanish, has focused on health care for our JASC members and other people in our com· munity as a priority item. With our highly suc cessful JASC-sponsored Heiwa Terrace Senior Housing Project having celebrated its 11th an· niversary this year, JASC after a 10-year cam· paign has finally started construction of our long awaited 180 bed JA SC Keiro Nursing Home. Looking ahead, the construction and operation of the Keiro Nursing home will be the greatest challenge of JASC in the next two years. More important, we have to raise $700, 000 to cover start-up costs for the home during its first two years of operation. The fund drive has already started and I can only hope that it will be as successful as our initial fund-raising campaign which resulted in approximately $1.3 million. This money was used to pay for the land and for the services of various consultants in the nursing home field. We look forward to the future with confidence and with a conviction to conquer the challenges which face us. Arthur T. Morimitsu President, JASC E-4 � 0 preventive medicine and hea th maintenance edu changes, in response increasing and changing needs of the Jap to the anese American communit y. Our organization walked together with 20, 000 Japanese American s who ventu red out from the war- � concentration camps to an unfamiliar time midwestern city 45 years ago. The Agency shared with the community ha rdships as well as achieve 0 and the ments , of the Ja E-4 anese gen cy has been a vital member a American Community for fou r p and-a-half decades The continuous support we . receive from the community attests to that fact. u � � � � FY 1991 marks another ment for significant accomplish project nurse and participation of five Christian and Buddhist churches. Outreach programs on l cation have begun. o We are eternally grateful to the f unders and forerunners of the JASC who saw the needs of such organization and to those who in a very difficult time laid the foundation for us to serve the Japanese American community. We are thankful for the leaders of JASC who succeeded to founders' spirit and ideals and made the JASC greater. I am privileged to be a part of an agency which has provided many services in the past 45 years, and now is establishing a second monument the community... the Keiro Nursing Home. for JASC. The long arduous task of obtain ing approval from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for the construction of our Keiro Nursing � after a five- effort. The took place this year approval made as led to construction of the , starting at the beginning of FY 1992. facility � Home finally ear y 1991 closed fiscal year > In 15 months E-4 � Committee. Only a handful of p eo ple among the itself has gone th rough many t:l.l "' ?< a of th e Japanese American Service original organizers are still aliv e and the JASC � � � � u � We closed FY 1991 with a celebration of the 45th Anni versary Japanese the long awaited dream of the , American Communit . . .Keiro. . .should y become a realit om service - work fr $1.3 y The contribution toward this . people has been phenomenal Already . million has been raised during the last three our years from a relatively small community of Japan ese Americans and others who believe in our cause . Enthusiastic appeal will hearted Home in su be a ort pp Chic Throughout services in response to fund further raising ositive indication of the whole p of the need of Keiro Nursing o ag . the year response to the the JASC needs continued o the com its f The gen has continued providing Case ty. a cy work Counseling Home Help Service Adult D ay , , Care and G roup Services (classes on culture and , arts and nutrition services. ) The Community Nurse P rogram which was , initiated in the revious year was full y p , implemented in FY 1991 with the employment of muni Masaru Nambu Executive r Directo 5 Events some of a lasting impact crowded the , , last fiscal year making it a memorable one in , the JASC history. First and foremost there was the 45th An niversary of an organization which from a 0 small agency founded in 1946 with a budget of $9,000 has grown to where it stands today , serving a Japanese American community of many thousands. The observance of the an niversary was a happening and a celebration , highlighted by a ceremony at the Heiwa Ter race on Sunday, June 23. It featured a slide <:7'I <:7'I � show spanning the first 35 years of JASC existence, a script outlining the past 10 years of achievement and a multitude of awards to those who have helped JASC through the years. An overflow crowd attended the event. Then there was a dream which last year became a reality. During the past fiscal year we gained final approval from HUD to start the construction of the Keira Nursing Home. The approval came in the waning days of the fiscal year and construction of the facility, tival which honored earliest members of Mary Koga, one of the JASC and the artist/pho tographer whose contributions made last year 's Annual Report "The Quiet People " a resounding success. Then there was the Christmas Delight Sale the annual Market Day and others. , These activities help us to raise funds needed to provide services to our clients. We gained a new tenant in FY 1991. Search Developmental Center rented our former workshop space in the south end of our building. The organization plans to stay here until the end of this year . Our list of Japanese corporations which became members of JASC continued to grow , with 38 companies joining us this year as compared to 31 in the previous yea r. Their names are found elsewhere in this issue. There were other minor triumphs and achievements. It can be only concluded that FY 1991 was a good one for us. which has been in works for a decade, began in July. Our "Parish" or Community Nurse Pro happiness gram was started last year with the hiring of a community nurse in conjunction with the Swedish Covenant Hospital. The nurse works with the congregations of five Christian and Buddhist churches, as well as with other members of the Japanese American com munity. A number of special events also high lighted the year. These included the Fuji Fes- A 6 E B .SC D C o w O Celebration; B Co-Mistress of Ceremony Irene Kelly (left) looks d att end s the JASC 45th Anniversary erflo w cr v AS esid n ue C Pr as J from to Jame Hachiya C Among receiving awards many ent Art Morimitsu prese ts a plaq on ; s er rom ft h o Mo imit su f cel eb ra tion l Kumata, Mary Koga Ki Yoshimura and Betty Nakanishi D the Rut e w e , y ; at r , t he a the site from left to begin as FY 1991 ends Shown Ke iro Nur si ng Home site is about ready Con s ruction at t t . i r a ru Chairman Tom Nambu, JASC Presid en Art Morimitsu and Nursing Home Comm ttee is Ex ecutiv e Directo M sa t o nat h man h hica g pan Stevenson addresse E Adlai Societ C S America C Ja t of E air and or e is Illin me For i aj Te r y e s ; o . r th Fu j i F sti a l crowd; F Ma r y Koga the Honoree of the Yea r responds after receiving her award a t the Fuji Festival e v e A 7 The Japanese American Service Committee through the years has factored its programs to serve the changing needs of our client com munity. Presently, as the Issei population is fading fast, we are concentrating on services for the Niseis. Their health and what we can do to improve it is high on our agenda. While we are concerned with the needs of the Niseis we also have to look at the future and anticipate the role the Sanseis (third gen eration Japanese Americans) will play in our organization. We hope th!lt soon we will be able to provide some services to this gener ation, an possibly their children, the Yonsei (fourth generation Japanese Americans.) Ser vice in the areas of maintaining their cultural heritage and introducing their children to it,appear as possibilities for programs for the Sanseis and Yonseis. In fiscal 1991 we served our community with the following programs: Our ADULT DAY CARE program served on the average 22 clients per day, totaling 26,180 hours of service. Adult Day Care aims to keep the elderly out of institutions and offers activities in a group setting which help older adults to improve their physical and mental condition. Clients participate in a number of activities and special events, such as field trips, ceramics, exercise and hear speakers on various subjects. They also get a noon meal (a total of 5,200 served to the Adult Day Care clients during the last year) and have the opportunity to eat together with others. Social service and nursing staffs de velop individual plans for each client and monitor their progress. CASEWORK AND COUNSELING ser vices in the past fiscal year worked with 242 respect of the elderly clients, 179 of Japanese American ancestry. The total hours of service provided were 2741.75. This is a program which assists clients to achieve adequate psychological and social life. The counselor speaks Japanese and deals with questions involving financial and health issues as well as formulating fu ture plans for the elderly. HOME SUPPORT services involve cleaning, shopping, laundry, food preparation, personal care, nutritional service and hygiene education to the elderly either at Heiwa Ter race, a senior citizen's residential center, or at other locations. This service has one aim -- to help the elderly live independently and avoid institutionalization. During the past year, the chore house keepers provided a total of 19,070 hours of service to 158 clients... 81 of them Japanese Americans. Fifty-six of the clients where Caucasians, five Black and 16 other Asians. GROUP SERVICES is a program which provides educational classes, mature driving, Tai Chi (oriental exercise), Minyo (folk music and dance), origami (paper folding), kami ningyo (paper doll construction) and Japanese language class. Special Japanese festivals are observed and presented as authentically as possible. Pro grams on health and education are presented by this division of JASC as well as well as city-sponsored nutrition and "Meals on Wheels" services to home-bound elderly. The nutrition program served 6,211 meals to 260 persons (excluding the Adult Day Care clients mentioned before), and provided duplicated group services to 1,026 persons, representing 16,841 hours. 8 ,..c).."_.,, �• :.•. ,.�,•�----•:t--.-~t..:. -,._�;,i,.._,,.s,J.-., ___,.·1,, .,c.,__�;._,-,,.b,. ,u.�- ,l ...... i'Joo.1..lr .,,,.,.,,,. �, ....,J'.i:.:..._ ... 1 ,.. 1 ,., �,,�,• •'.>: · r ;I • '�.. • ••� ·; l 1 B C A D E A The annual Market Day attracts people before the doors open; B A perennial Market Day hit is Chicken Teriyaki; C Adult Day Care has special events such as Mother's Day observance; D Health checkups are a regular feature at JASC; E Kite making is featured at Boy's Day celebration; F Wishes are hung on a bamboo tree for the Star Festival. u rJ:i < � ="" "" � affection - kindness 10 The Japanese American Service Committee gratefully acknowledges contributions received during the Fiscal Year July 1990 through June 30, 1991. The generosity and support of such gifts is appreciated by all who are served by this agency. Enkoji, Kiyoko Asato, Noboru Abe, Amy Enta, M/M Lindy T. Ase, M/M Paul Abe, M/M Koki Errico, Fusayo Azeka, John Abe, Shoji Esaki, Susie S. Azuma, Alyse Aberer, M/M Joseph C. Eto, Ruth Azuma, Masahiro Aburano, M/M Kiyoharu Ezaki, M/M James Azuma, M/M Steven Y. Adachi, Roy & Family Adachi, M/M Bill U. Falls, Dr/M Arthur G. Babbin, M/M Fred Adaniya, Yoshiko Fricke, M/M Robert Barrientos, M/M Peter Agemura, Saki Friedman, Hideko T. Brandon, M/M R. Aimi, Dr. & Mrs. Kenji Fugami, M/M Paul M. Aki, Arthur Fujii, M/M Fred Chan, Virginia Aki, M/M Harvey Fujii, M/M George H. Chancellor, Grace K. Akinaga, Shizume Fujii, Kazuko Chang, Teng Hsian Akiyama, Joe M/M Masao Fujii, Chen, Hong K. Allen, M/M Dean E. Mickey Fujii, Chen, Tuan-Mey Amimoto, Dr/M Minoru M/M Richard K. Fujii, Chikaraishi, Dr./M Ben Amino, M/M Yosh Tomiye Fujii, Chino, Hisa Anderson, Russell F. Yaho Fujii, Aoki, M/M Toru Coble, Ed S. Fujikawa, Tsui Cosmopolitan Nat'l Bank, Aono, M/M Tom Fujimoto, M/M Benjamin Aragaki, M/M Herbert A. Vercillo, Pres. Fujimoto, Frank Arai, Akira Fujimoto, Hisano Arai, Dr. & Mrs. Harold Dodohara, Takashi Fujimoto, Jane S. Arai, M/M Tadashi Doell, Emiko Fujimoto, M.C.-Hirai, R. Arai,· Tom T. Doi, Asao Martin H. Fujimoto, Arakaki, M/M Charles Y. Doi, Chiyono Mike S. Fujimoto, Arakaki, M/M Yusuke Doi, Isamu Ralph H. Fujimoto, Arakawa, M/M Paul T. Doi, M/M Mikio S. Fujimoto, Arao, M/M Hideaki Domoto, Mo Ray Fujinaga, Aruguete, Dr. Christine M. Domoto, Tazu Fujioka, Mariko Asa, M/M Takeru Fujishima, M/M Mitsuo Asa, Toshi Ebisu, Yukiko Fujita, M/M Charles K. Asahina, Renzo Eejima, Ken Emiko Fujita, Asai, Maomi Eldridge, Marjorie E. M/M Henry H. Fujiura, Endo, M/M Frank S. Asai, Yuki Lillian Fujiwara, Asaki, M/M Roy H. Endo, M/M Harry M/M Tio T. Fujiwara, Asakura, George K. Endo, Nellie Kimie Fukai, June Asakura, Endo, Reiko Fukai, M/M Stanley Y. Asakura, Memi Endo, Shima Asakura, M/M Richard Fukami, M/M Frank Endo, M/M Tomy Fukami, Martha M. Fukawa, M/M Shoji Fukuchi, M/M Min Fukuda, M/M Harry Fukuda, M/M Makoto Fukuda, Yoneo Fukui, M/M Henry Fukui, Hisao Fukunaga, Roy Fukushima, M/M Hideo Fukuya, Kazuo Fukuyama, M/M Dick K. Furukawa, M/M Hiroshi Furukawa, Roy H. Furuya, Robert Y. Furuta, Tsugi Furuyama, Charles Fur uyama, William Fuwa, Mitsuo Goi, M/M Mitsuo Gokan, M/M Donald Gotoh, M/M Yoshio D. Grossman, Ruth E. Guibor, Helen Y. Hachiya, James Hachiya, M/M Tomoharu Hagio, M/M Allan I. Hama, Namio Hamada, George Hamada, Lillian Hamano, Robert K. Hanamoto, M/M Henry Hanano, Charles Hara, M/M Colin Hara, M/M Yoichi Harada, Kei Harada, M/M Yoshiro Harano, M/M Masashi Harano, Ross Hasegawa, M/M Aylen Hasegawa, M/M Junji Hasegawa, Shigemi Hashimoto, M/M George Hashimoto, Roy M. Hashimoto, M/M Shigeru Hashimoto, Toyoko Hashioka, M/M Edwin Hashioka, M/M Roy M. Hashisaka, Misayo Hattori, M/M Kenneth Hattori, M/M Mike Hattori, Miyoko Hayano, Lillian K. Hayash,i Albert M. Hayashida, Satoshi Helfrich, Willis Henmi, M/M Gerald Higa, M/M George Higa, Harry Higashi, M/M Edward Higashiuchi, M/M Kazuo Hikawa, M/M Richard Hikida, Fred Hikida, Sadako Hikido, Olga Hirai, May Hirakawa, M/M Louis S. Hirakawa, Memmy S. Hirami, M/M Maki Hiraoka, M/M Sadayuki Hirata, M/M Kenji Hirata, Meri Hirata, Merry Hirata, M/M William K. Hiratsuka, M/M Frank Hirayama, Misao Hirota, Tadao Hiyama, Rev. Paul S. Honda, Eugene T. Honda, M/M Gumpe Honda, M/M Noboru Honda, Shizuko Honda, M/M Thomas G. Hong, James Hori, Ann A. Hori, M/M Fukashi Hori, Dr/M Roy Y. Horita, M/M Kaz Horita, M/M Shigeo Horita, Yone Hoshiga, Yuriko Hosokawa, M/M George Hosokawa, M/M Kiyoshi Huey, Ray Hwang, Tae Sung Hyosaka, M/M Ernest Hyosaka, Mary lchiba, M/M George Ichiba, William Y. lchida, Emiko lchihashi, M/M Woodrow T. Ichikawa, Alice Y. lchishita, Haru H. ldaka, Suyeko lgarashi, M/M Peter H. lgasaki, David K. lgasaki, M/M Masao, Jr. Iha, Kiyo Ii, M/M Kenji Iijima, Tomi Iino, Tomonao Ijichi, M/M Kent Ikeda, Glenn Ikeda, Hana Ikeda, Kohei Ikeda, Mary S. Ikegami, M/M Yukio Ikemoto, Gus Ikezoe, Lillian Ikoma, Shikibu Ikoma, Sumio Ikoma, Yoshiko Imamura, M/M Minoru Imanaka, M/M James Imanaka-Chin, Esther Imaoka, M/M Ralph Imon, M/M Muneo R. Inouye, M/M Chikateru Inouye, M/M George Inouye, Dr./M Henry S. Inouye, Masako Inouye, Okiye Inouye, M/M Shinn Iseri, M/M Alexander Ishibashi, Cecilia T. Ishida, Calvin Ishida, M/M George T. Ishida, M/M John M. Ishida, Julius Ishida, Mas Ishii, Marion Ishikawa, Gerald K. Ishikawa, Peggy L. Ishikawa, Tomoye Ishiwari, Ted Ishizaki, Mitsu ye Ishizuka, M/M Tada yoshi lsoda, M/M Seishi J. Itami, Ikue ltano, Masashi ltano, M/M Takeo ltano, M/M Yutaka Ito, M/M George T. Ito, M/M Henry K. Ito, Hiroshi Ito, John Ito, Ken Y. Ito, M/M Kiyoshi Ito, Lois K. Ito, M/M Shigeo Ito, M/M Thomas Ito, Valerie ltoku, M/M Kenjo ltow, Yoshiye 11 Iwafuchi, M/M Kingo Iwai, Ted T. Iwami, M/M Akira D. Iwami, Ruth N. Iwamoto, Hiro Iwamuro, Yae Iwana, Fumiye Iwanaga, M/M Michael Y. Iwao, M/M Michio Iwaoka, M/M Joe Iwaoka, John Iwaoka, May Iwaoka, M/M Sam Iwata, M/M Roy Iwatsuki, M/M Frank Iwatsuki, Fumiko Izui, M/M George K. Izui, Dr/M Victor S. Izumi, M/M Elbert Izuo, Peter Y. Janka, Ellen Maeda Joichi, M/M Rowland Joji, M/M Toshio Jones, Sumiko Kabumoto, M/M Jack Kadonaga, M/M Yuwao Kadota, Dr/M Paul Kadowaki, M/M Ken Kadowaki, M/M Paul H. Kadowaki, Tsuruo Kadoyama, M/M George Kagami, Thomas Kaihara, M/M Thomas K. Kaihara, Dr./M Wesley T. Kaihatsu, Omar M. Kaihatsu, Rose Kajikawa, Frank Kajiwara, M/M Edward I. Kakazu, Takashi Kakita, Chizuko 12 Kambara, Dr/M Andrew A. Kambara, M/M Frank T. Kamiya, M/M Benjamin Kamo, M/M Haruo Kamo, Richard Kanaya, Enoch Kaneko, M/M Hiroshi Kaneko, Merle Kanemoto, M/M Yutaka Kaneshiro, M/M Darrell Kaneshiro, M/M Stanley H. Kanii, Chizuko Kanki, M/M Mamoru Kanki, Minoru Kanki, Shuji Kano, Sachiko Karikomi, Henry M. Kariya, Michl Kariya, Takio Kasai, M/M Tosh Kasamoto, M/M Nao Kashihara, George Kashihara, Dr/M Jack Y. Kasuya, Masanori Katagiri, Hama Katahira, M/M George Kataoka, G.- Kodoma, T. Kataura, M/M George Katayama, Jerry J. Kato, Betty A. Kato, M/M Gunpei Kato, Haruye Kato, Dr./M Hiroki Kato, Masao G. Katsuda, Yoshiko Katsuno, Chie Katsuyama, M/M Fred M. Kawabata, M/M Hideo Kawaguchi, M/M George Kawaguchi, Hisaye Kawaguchi, M/M Motohiro Kawaguchi, Sen Kawahara, James T. Kawakami, M/M James Kawakami, M/M Kenji Kawako, M/M Mas Kawamoto, Kaz F. Kawamoto, Lynne Kawamoto, M/M Mitsugi Kawamoto, M/M Morris Kawanaga, Dr/M Henry Kawano, Jack T. Kawano, Jim Kawano, M/M John Kawano, Linda S. Kawano, M/M Minoru Kawashima, James T. Kawashima, M/M Richard Kawashima, Toshiko Kay, Nobi K. Kayano, M/M Ray S. Kebo, Evelyn Kenmotsu, M/M Kenneth Kenmotsu, Ko Kennedy, Dorothy Kido, M/M George Kikuchi, M/M Katsumi Kikuchi, Robert A. Kikuchi, Toshiko Kikuta, M/M Noboru Kim, M/M Raymond Kimura, Chieko Kimura, M/M Eugene Kimura, M/M George M. Kimura, Lillian C. Kimura, M/M Lloyd Kimura, Mary S. Kimura, Mina & Waka Kimura, M/M Paul S. Kimura, Tad J. Kimura, Toyoko Kimura, Yoshi Kinishi, M/M Toshiro Kita, M/M Carl Kitabayashi, Helen H. Kitahata, Paula Kitamura, Kenji Kitazaki, M/M John W. Kitazaki, M/M John Y. Kitazaki, Mixie Kitsuse, Nelson Kittaka, Dr/M George Kittaka, Kumako Kobata, M/M Masanobu Kobayashi, M/M Isamu Kobayashi, Katsuyoshi Kobayashi, Sumi Kodama, M/M Mitsuo Kodani, M/M Michael Koga, M/M Albert M. Koga, Janette Koga, M/M Joseph Koide, Chiyo Koizumi, M/M Seichi Kojima, M/M Susumu Kokoris, Dr. M James A. Konagamitsu, Kiko Kondo, Raymond I. Kono, Dayne Kono Kozui Kono, M/M Norman Koyanagi, M/M Haruto Kozawa, Takashi Kraus, M/M Pavel Kreamelmeyer, Jean M. Krueger, Marion Kubo, Robert S. Kubose, Rev/M Gyomay Kubose, Rev./M Sunnan Kubota, Masao B. Kubota, Ryo Kuchii, M/M Keiji Kudo, Shigeru Kuki, Yoko Kumaki, M/M James Kumamoto, Dr. David P. ,,, " Kumasaka, M/M Haruo Kumata, Misao Kumata, Ruth K. Kunita, Sadie M. Kuo, Fung Kuramitsu, M/M Howie Kuramoto, Aiko Kuranishi, M/M Tom Kurisu, Elaine Kuroiwa, M/M Haruk.i Kurotsuchi, Dr/M Roy Y. Kuroye, Roy M. Kusayanagi, M/M Stanley Kuse, M/M Isamu Kuse, Lily N. Kushi, M/M Shigeru Kushino, Betty Kushino, Yurie Kusumoto, Shoji Kuwahara, M/M Harry Kuwashima, Helen H. Kuzuhara, Rev/M Chiaki Kuzuhara, Ikue LaFleur, Ann Lai, Lan Ko LaSalle Photo Service Lee, Henry Lee, M/M Samson Lehrman, M/M Nat Lin, Vivian Lofton, Sue S. .. Maeda, Ms. R. Maeda, M/M Ray Maeda, M/M Shitsuke Maeshiba, Elizabeth M. Mah, Hisae Makino, Martha Makino, Rose H. Manshio, Calvin K. Marden, Julie I. Martorana, M/M Carlo Maruyama, M/M George Maruyama, M/M Henry Masada, Alice A Masuda, Kikuye Masumoto, Hiromu Matsumoto, M/M Kimitsu Masunaga, Jon D. Matayoshi, M/M Rocky Matayoshi, Toyoko Matsubara, Taeko Matsuda, M/M John S. Matsuda, M/M Paul Matsui M/M Ben S. Matsui, M/M Tak Matsumoto, M/M Frank Y. Matsumoto, Dr/M George Matsumoto, M/M James Matsumoto, M/M Katsuo Matsumoto, Mary Matsumoto, Nancy Matsumoto, Patricia Matsumoto, M/M Shig Matsumoto, Tom Matsumoto, Yoshinobu Matsunaga, Hatsu Matsunobu, Hisashi Matsuo, . Yoshiko Matsuoka, Fusa H. Matsushima, Akira Matsushima, Hideko Matsushima, M/M Tomomi Matsushita, M/M Akira Matsushita, Masaru Matsutani, M/M Hisashi Matsuura, M/M George Matsuzaki, Hiroshi Matza, M/M Robert A Mayahara, M/M Thomas Mayeda, Gene H. Mayeda, M/M Harry K. Mayeda, M/M Hiro Mayeda, M/M Ike A Mayeshiba, Andrew J. Mazawa, M/M Shigemi Midwest Buddhist Temple Migaki, M/M Joe Mihara, Tad Mikami, Shunzo Minaga, M/M Chico Minato, Asao Mine, M/M Jumpei Mita, Robert Mitamura, Theodore Mitami, Ralph Mito, Paul Mitsui, Akira Miwa, M/M I.Ted Miyagawa, M/M Hiro Miyakawa, M/M R. H. Miyakawa, M/M Sotaro Miyake, M/M Abe Miyake, Gregory A Miyake, M/M Hiroshi Miyake, M/M Jack S. Miyake, M/M Joe Miyake, Ryoichi Miyao, Nancy Miyashiro, J.M. Miyashita, M/M Mikio Miyashita, Tohru E. Miyata, Misu Miyata, Victor Miyazaki, M/M Shu Mizote, Hisashi E. Mizuk.i, Takashi Mizuno, M/M Kashiro Mizuno, M/M Ted S. Mizuta, M/M Tak Monma, Setsuko Mori, June K. Mori, Yoshiko Morikawa, M/M George Moriki.M/M Tsuneo Morimitsu, M/M Arthur T. Morimitsu, M/M George W. Morimoto, Dr.Paul Morimoto, M/M Todd Morioka, Judy Morishige, George Morishige, Jerry S. Morita, James S. Morita, Masano Morita, M/M Mototsugu M., Jr. Morita, M/M Paul Morita, Roy S. Motoike, M/M Hideo Motoki, Seiichi Motomura, Tomiko Motooka, M/M Moss Mouri, M/M Sadayuki Mukai, Chiyoko Mukai, M/M George K. Mukoyama, Helen K. Mukushina, Tamako Munemoto, M/M Hatsuichi Munemoto, Kosumi Mura, M/M Tom K. Murai, Katsumi Murakami, Dr./M Glenn Murakami, Kazuko issei 13 Murakami, Rev. Ken Murakami, Nobu Murakami, M/M Shigeo Muramoto, Mary Murao, M/M Shig Muraoka, Sharon Muraoka, Suga Muraoka, Tomoye Murata, Alice Murata, Jim Murata, Yoshinori Nabeta, M/M Shigeo Nagai, Takao Nagai, M/M Teruo T. Nagaishi, Hideo Nagaoka, Setsuko Nagaro, M/M Fred M. Nagaro, M/M Paul F. Nagasawa, Risaku Nagata, M/M Robert S. Nagata, Suehiro Nagatani, Eunice Nagatomo, Lauretta M. Naito, M/M Tony Naka, Robert F.& Patricia N. Nakachi, Mitsue Nakada, M/M Pershing Nakagawa, M/M Aki Nakagawa, Bill Nakagawa, M/M Shunichi Nakagawa, Tsune S. Nakagawa, Yoshio Nakaguchi, Midori Nakamoto, M/M Gray Nakamoto, Hisako Nakamoto, Keith I. Nakamoto, Tokuhide Nakamura, Atsuyo Nakamura, Carolyn K. 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Tanimoto, Takeshi Tanimura, M/M Ted Tanouye, Toshi Taura, Joe Taura, M/M Mas Terada, Yoshiko Teraji, M/M Thomas S. Toda, Suye Tohei, M/M Akira Toyama, M/M Hiro Tsuboi, Tomi Tsuchiyama, Joe Tsugawa, M/M Tom T. Tsuji, M/M Fred Tsuji, Mito Tsuma, M/M Tiz Tsurusaki, F. Jeri Uchida, Miki Uchima, George Uchino, ltsuro Uchiyama, Stewart & Dorothy Uyeda, M/M Sam Ujiiye, M/M William Umeki, Henry Uyeda, M/M Mason Yaki, George Yamagiwa, Ben K. Yamagiwa, M/M George H. Yamaguchi, Hero Yamaguchi, M/M Ikuo Yamaguchi, Lois Yamaji, Arthur T. Yamamoto, M/M Glenn Yamamoto, Jo-Anne Yamamoto, Ruth Yamamoto, M/M William Yamasaki, Ruby A. Yamashige, George K. Yamashita, Takeshi Yamashita, M/M Yoshio Yamate, M/M Hideo Yamauchi, M/M Steve Yokoo, Hidejiro Yoshida, Dr. Tomojiro Yoshimura, Dave Yoshino, M/M Byron Yoshino, Maurice Young, Nancy hope ., rJ:J. z 0 � � � � � � z 0 � < � � z � (.!, ,. Arakawa, M/M Paul T. Avakian, Michael Baba, Yoshio Bibel, William J. Cafe Shino Christ Church of Chicago Crispin, M/M Douglas Ebisu, Yukiko Edwards, Kazu Endo, Asako Fujii, M/M George Fujihara, Sumiko Fujimoto, Martha/ Hirai, Russell Fujita, Charles & K. Yoko Fukai, Kimie Fuwa, Dr. Mitsuo Genovese, Janice D.D.S. Harano, Masashi Hasegawa, M/M Aylen Hayakawa, Keiko Hayashi, Mary M. Helfrich, Willis W. Hirakawa, Memmy Hirata, Meri Hiratsuka, M/M Robert Honda, M/M Noboru Howe, M/M Thomas lchiyasu, Harry & Assoc. ldaka, Suyeko Inamine, Evelyn Ishibashi, Cecilia Ishii, Marion K. Ishijima, M/M Hitoshi Kadowaki, Fay Kaihara, Tom & Lynn Kampai, Inc. Kanemoto, M/M Yutaka Kang, Hyun Man Katahira, M/M George Kawabata, Frances Kawaguchi, Kayoko Kawaguchi, Sen Kimura, Toyoko M. Kittaka, Kumako Kobayashi, Katsuyashi Koga, Jannette Koga, Shizuko Kuramoto, Aiko Maeda, Samuel Maruyama, George Masada, Alice A. Matsuda, Takayuki McCauley, Dorothy Mendenhall, Joe Midwest Buddhist Temple "Golden Agers" Migaki, Sue Mikami, Shunzo Miyagawa, Hiroyuki Miyake, M/M Ryoichi Miyashita, T. Edward Miyata, Mizu Mizuno, Kashiro Motoki, Haruhiko & Connie Motoki, Seichi Mukoyama, Lisa Mura, M/M Tom K. Nagai, Hachi I. Nagata, Suehiro S. Naka, M/M F. Robert Naka, Shizuno Nakaki, Tsuneo Nakamura, H. Henry Nakamura, Teru Nakane, Aiko Nakano, M/M Henry Nakashima, Alice Nakashima, M/M Kats Nambu, M/M Masaru Nishi, Hiroko Nishiura, Jerry Nitanda, Muneo Nojiri, Kitty Nomiya, Tak N owitt, Marcelle A. O'Connell, Thomas W. Ogata, M/M J. Michael Ogura, Donna Okamoto, Masano Okamura, Tracy Okayama, Akio Okayama, Jay Okimura, Hatsy Olsen, Momoko Oyama, Toshiko Ozawa, Atsumi Ozima, M/M Shigenobu Sahara, M/M Richard Sakai, M/M Jack Sakamaki, Ken Salas, Katherine G. Sasai, Frank Sasai, Kim Scarpy, Carl Seki, Hoken S. Sharp Electronics Corp. Shigehira, Tatsuyo Shigemura, M/M Bob Shimizu, lku Shimoda, Osawa Sugano, Kimi Sugano Travel Service Sugimoto, Midori Sugimoto, Somo Sugiura, M/M Sumitomo Metal America, Inc. Suzuki, Namiye Suzuki, M/M Sakari Takadera, Satoshi Takagi, Aiko Takamoto, Sarah F. Takano, Hatsuno Takehara, Ei Tamada, M/M Kay Tanaka, Hiroshi Tanaka, Joseph H. Tani, Joyce Tanimura, Sumi Tengan, Sadako Terada, Yoshiko Teraji, M/M Thomas Toguri, Ikuko Tomita, Dr. Joseph T. Tsuchiyama, Joe Tsujimoto, Yoshimi Uchida, Miki UNI-NTF, Inc. - Suzuki, Jumpei Universal Pen Hospital Himoto, Sam Vorel, M/M Robert A. Watanabe, Masai Yamagiwa, Tsuneji Young, Nancy 21 Friends of the agency responding to the Newsletter envelope Anni, Dr/M Kenji Aoki, M/M Toru Asahina, Renzo Asakura, Memi Dodohara, M/M Takeshi Doi, Chiyono Edwards, Kazu Endo, Shima Fujimoto, M/M Benji Fujimoto, Martin Fujita, M/M Charles Gokan, M/M Donald hope Harada, Kei Hasegawa, Dr/M Junji Higa, M/M George Hirata, Meri Honda, Kusuo K. Hori, M/M Fukashi Ito, Lois Ito, Valerie lwai, Ted T. Iwaoka, Ellyn J. Iwaoka, M/M Sam Kaneko, M/M Kevin Katayama, Jerry J. Kawaguchi, George Kawaguchi, Sen Kayama, Cecil S. Kimura, Eugene Kimura, Yoshi Kinishi, Yuriko L. Kinishi, M/M Tashiro P. 22 Kitabayashi, Helen H. Kittaka, Kumako Kobayashi, M/M lsamu Kodani, M/M Michael Koga, M/M Albert M. Koyama, Cecil S. Kubose, Rev/M Gyomay Kushi, M/M Shigeru Lofton, Shizu & Nate Masumoto, Hiromu Matsubara, Taeko Matsumoto, Tom Matsushita, Masaru Mihara, Tadashi Miyata, Tane Miyata, M/M Tom Morimitsu, M/M Arthur Morimoto, Dr. Paul Morita, Roy S. Murakami, Dr/M Glenn Murakami, Nobu Nakachi, Mitsue N akaguchi, Midori Nakamoto, Hisako Nakazawa, M/M Roy Nasu, Mieko Nishio, Johnny K. Ogasawara, Minoru Ogawa, Hide & Shu Okigawa, Kazuichi Omori, Hatsuko Omuro, Bette S. Oshita, Thomas O'Sucha, Mary Sa,kaguchi, Katsumi N. Sasaki, Willy K. Sato, Misao Shigihara, M/M Hiroshi Shimoda, Osawa Suzuki, Kin Suzuki, M/M Sakari Tagami, M/M Kay Takami, Yoneko Takeshita, Goro Tanaka, Joseh N. Tanaka, Shigeo Tanakatsubo, M/M Sats Tani, Benjamin S. Tanouye, Mrs. Toshi Terada, Yoshiko Teshima, Dr/M Roy Toyama, Hiro Tsugawa, M/M Tom T. Tsurusaki, Jeri Yabuta, M/M Tetsuo Yamaji, M/M Arthur T. Yamamoto, M/M George Yamamoto, Ruth Yamamoto, M/M William Yamashita, Yo & Kay Yoshida, Daniel T. Yoshino, M/M Maurice T. Gifts made as a gesture of sympathy to remember a loved one, a friend, a neighbor, or a business associate. K. Abelson K. Heath & Co. Aberer, M/M Joseph Aoki, M/M Toru Iwatsuki, Fumiko Blitz, M/M Daniel Borgione, M/M Lawrence J. La Pointe, M/M William Deltano, Judith L. Dickstein, M/M Jack Dluger, M/M Robert Dziedzic, M/M Albert J. Eisenhauer, Robert E. Fujimori, M/M Glenn Harada, Sharon Hashioka, M/M Roy M. Hori, Ann A. Ike,Jane T. Indian Trail School Soc. Comm. Ishibashi, Cecilia Ito,Lois K. & Kimura, Yoshi mind - spirit Kitabayashi, Helen & Sandra McCauley, Dorothy Mnemonics, Inc. Nach, M/M David L. Nagata, Joyce Nakao, M/M George Nomura, Martha Okamura, Henry K. O'Sucha, Mary Shabbona Sharks Master Swim Club Shicotte, M/M Dik Sugiyama, M/M Glenn Suzuki, Kin Tagami, Edward C. Takahashi, Yataro Tamura, Atsuko Tomita, Lydia Tsuboi, Tomi Tsurusaki, M/M Chic Uchima, Geoge K. Xen Corporation Peoples Gas Potter,Lois Previti, Mary Lou Pugh, Elizabeth L. Runkle, James C. Beer, Donna E. CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION GIFTS Funding grants to help support the agency's operating budget or specifically designated projects. Except for those who specifically indicate that they do not wish to be listed, every effort is made to insure that all donors are properly recognized in this annual report. Please contact the development and public relations department regard ing any omissions or corrections. Buddhist Churches of America Chicago Japanese American Council Krafts General Foods Mhotronics Dr. Scholl Foundation TDK Corporation of America MATCHING GIFTS Contributions by friends of JASC that have been "matched" (equally or in greater multiples) by the companies with whom they are employed. Helene Curtis, Inc. (Marion Ishii) G. D. Searle & Co. (James Ouchi) Kemper Financial Services (Robert S. Takazawa, Jr.) 23 Chicago and area Japanese Companies which joined JASC Corporate Membership category � ..... = r'1 = � � � � � � [i-1 < c== 0 � c== 0 u � z < � � 0 u � en � z < � < 24 ""'"') ' tradition Aisan Corporation of America The Chicago-Tokyo Brunk C. Itoh & Co. (America), Inc. Daiwa Securities America, Inc. Echo, Incorporated The Fuji Bank, Ltd. Fttji Photo Fihn U.S.A., Inc. Honda & Associates The Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd. Japan Air Lines KGK International Corp. Kikkoman Foods, Inc. Komori America Corporation KPMG Peat Marwick Marubeni America Corp. Matsushita Electric Corp. of America Mhotronics, Inc. Mitsubishi International Corp. Mitsui & Co. (USA) Inc. Miyano Machinery USA Inc. Nichicon (America) Corp. Nichimen America Inc. Nippon Express U.S.A. Inc. Nissho Iwai American Corp. NTN Elgin Corp. N.Y.K. Line (North America) Inc. Okamoto Corporation Omron Foundations, Inc. OSG Tap & Die Inc. Sony Chemicals Corporation of America Sumitomo Corporation of America Sumitomo Electric Carbide, Inc. Sunstar, Inc. Toko America, Inc. The Thermos Company Uni-NTF, Inc. Yaskawa Electric America, Inc. STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES JAPANESE AMERICAN SERVICE COMMITTEE Condensed Statement of Revenue and Expenses for the year ended June 30, 1991 REVENUE EXPENSES Philanthropic Support . ... ... .. .... . . $333, 000 Government Supp ort ..... . .. .. .. . . . . 192, 000 Support Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144,000 Nursing Home Fund Contributions* .... . 1 00, 000 Total Expenses . . . . . . . ... . . . . . ..... $595,000 Others ......... . ... ........... . 66, 000 Excess of Revenue over Expenses ....... $96,000 Total :Revenue ........... ... . . . . . . $691, 000 Program Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $451,000 '"This income was received for the Nursing Home Fund-Raising Campaign and is to be used for the construction and operation of a nursing home A copy of our complete Financial Statement, audited by Yamada & Isono, Certified Public Accountants, can be viewed at the JA SC office. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Board Board of Directors President ........... Arthur T. Morimitsu Vice Presidents Program ........... Martha Fujimoto Finance ............. Calvin Manshio Public Relations ....... Betty Nakanishi Facility ........... . . . Hiroshi Okano Treasurer . ..... Nancy Yamamoto-Yoshida Secretary . . .............. Masanobu Eguchi Sandra R. Otaka Gene Honda Yoji Ozaki Roy Iwata Makoto Sanbonmatsu Evy Johansen Brian Witkowski Paul Kadowaki Roy Yamamoto Neil Kanemoto Sandra Yamate Gene Mayeda Lori Yokoyama Chieko Onoda Kiyo Yoshimura May Nakano Ex-Officio Advisory Board Noboru Honda Ben Chikaraishi Lillian C. Kimura Tomonao Iino Harry K. Mayeda Lincoln Shimidzu Eizo Niishi Thomas S. Teraji Rev. Kei Satoh Kashiro Mizuno George Teraoka Shig Wakamatsu well-being 25 1990-91 ANNUAL REPORT Published by the Department of Development and Public Relations Japanese American Service Committee 4427 North Clark Street Chicago, Illinois 60640 Arthur T. Morimitsu President Masaru Nambu Executive Director !vars Liepins Director of Development and Public Relations JAPANESE AMERICAN SERVICE COMMITTEE A nonprofit social service agency, founded August 30, 1946 serving families, the aging, and emotionally disabled among Japanese, other Asians, and non-Asians in the Uptown- Edgewater-Lakeview communities on Chicago's northeast side. About the Calligrapher honesty · sincerity Annual Report designed by Carlisle/Liepins Associates, Inc., Chicago, Illinois 26 The Japanese characters on the front cover read Japanese American Service Committee. That calligraphy as well as the other Japanese writing featured in this annual report is the labor of love of the Rev. Yukei Ashikaga, head minister at the Buddhist Temple of Chicago. Mr. Ashikaga was born in Aichi ken, Japan and was graduated from Otani University, Kyoto, Japan. He taught English at Otani High School in Kyoto and from 1958 to 59 was resident minister at Hilo Higashi Honganji in Hilo, Hawaii. He came to Chicago in 1959 and studied at the University of Chicago Divinity School. Mr. Ashikaga was named assistant minister at the Bud dhist Temple of Chicago in 1962 and to his present position in 1982. MEMBER OF ... United Way of Chicago National Council on the Aging Chicago Japanese American Council Illinois Association of Adult Day Care Centers Illinois Association of Day Care Providers Metropolitan Chicago Coalition on Aging Association of Illinois Senior Centers Japanese American Service Committee does not discriminate in admission to programs or treatment of employment in programs or activities in compliance with the Illinois Hwnan Rights Act; the U.S. Civil Rights Act; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act; the Age Discrimination Act; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act; and the U.S. and Illinois Constitutions. If you feel you have been discriminated against, you have a right to file a complaint. For information, contact Masaru Nambu, Executive Director at 275-7212.
President's Message Front and Back Cover Photos are repro ductions of color photographs, taken by Dorothy Kaneko, of the mum/ that has adorned the outside north wall of the JASC for about 17 years. Painted by a group of students under the direction of an art instructor, the mural depicts the history of Japanese in America. As the Japanese American Service Committee cele brated its 40th anniversary in August, I could not help but reflect on how our agency got this far. It is truly remarkable to see the growth of the JASC to its present status from its modest beginning as the Chicago Resettlers Committee, created to aid the bewildered, nearly penni less Japanese evacuees who came to the Chicago area after their release from the ten internment centers. What is more impressive is that several of these com passionate people, who were in the forefront in developing the Chicago Resettlers Committee, are still serving our community for the welfare of our people. Harry Mayeda, our first president, still participates from time to time; Kohachiro Sugimoto, Resettlers founder and longtime publisher of the "Chicago Shimpo;' served as advisor to the JASC until his retirement from the Shimpo; the late Thomas Masuda, Resettlers' second president, served as our legal counselor until his untimely passing this year; Noboru Honda and Richard Yamada, Sr., both early presidents, and Thomas Teraji, my immedi ate predecessor, are still deeply involved with our agency in providing crucial leadership, especially to build, for our community, the desperately needed "Home for the Elderly.' The Japanese American Service Committee has been 2 fortunate that its staff members have been led by Masaru Nambu. His tremendous dedication and drive have estab lished the JASC as the leading Asian American social welfare agency in the country. I would be remiss unless I mentioned the great support we have received, through the years, from our communi ty's various organizations and their members. Many of our programs to serve our people, especially the elderly, have depended on the support of various volunteers. In recent years, these volunteers have also come from among the Japanese nationals. Much of this has been due to the influence and support of the Japanese consulate office and the consul general. Our community's umbrella organiza tion, the Japanese American Council, which also includes representation from the Japanese nationals, has been a key organization in providing community support for all organizations including the JASC. As president of the JASC board of directors, which is made up of volunteers, I wish to thank all the executive officers and members of the board, past and present, whose efforts have made our work so much easier. The members of our board reflect our community as much as possible. Many represent churches, organizations, and professions from our community. As we begin our organization's 41st year I respectfully urge your fullest support of the most difficult campaign in the history of our organization. Our six-year research for the building of our "Home for the Elderly" is now at its most crucial period. We have the moral support of our community leaders. We now need financial support to raise the necessary funds to build the nursing home, not only for our beloved Issei people but for the elderly Nisei as well. We hope and pray that within the next two years or so we will be able to dedicate our "Home for the Elderly.' Your unstinting financial support will make it possible. tivrt;::-7.�M� -Arthur T. Morimitsu 1985-86 President Board of Directors Executive Director's Report Forty years ago, it was a humble beginning for the Japanese American Service Committee. The agency was born out of the pressing needs of the Japanese American community, to meet the immediate urgent matters of housing and employment. However, the JASC continued to respond to the challenging and changing needs of the community it served, and during recent years the wide range of services have been expanded to include Asians and others in the community as beneficiaries. Meanwhile, the reputation of the JASC has reached beyond the Pacific Ocean, and the JASC has often hosted various visiting groups which were surveying services that are provided for the elderly in America. With completion of the renovation, the sheltered work shop has rapidly returned to normal operation. Now, the workshop is not only a pleasant, but also a safer and more functional facility to maintain and operate efficiently. The continuing shrinkage of federal funding has caused the JASC to restrain itself from responding to the increas ing needs of caring for the frail elderly. However, with generous contributions and support from our community, the JASC has been able to maintain the level of service as in the past without curtailment. The list of donors at the end of the annual report attests to the close relationships and continuing support which the JASC has been privi leged to enjoy from the Japanese American community. The JASC is also indebted to the many volunteers who have so willingly dedicated their time and talents in sup port of the programs. Nearly 200 volunteers-ranging from elderly Isseis to young Sanseis, from all walks of the community including Futaba School PTA and members of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce - have assisted in the programs each day. Plans to construct a nursing home have been proceeding. The JASC has selected the construction site at the south east corner of Pulaski Road and Foster Avenue, and the Nursing Home Committee has been actively involved with the consultants in planning the architectural design, applying for approval to the state government, and in the financial plans. When the proposed nursing home is completed the JASC will be able to provide truly compre hensive services for the elderly. As we reflect upon 40 years of service to the commu nity, we can all be proud of the accomplishments of the JASC and the way we have met many human needs and challenges with joint endeavor. -Masaru Nambu Executive Director 3 Development/Public Relations In the JASC's 40th anniversary year new inroads were made among heretofore untapped "outside" sources of funding support. The Development/Public Relations Department wit nessed increasing evidence that, as the JASC accepts the challenges to fulfill unmet human needs by providing programs and services that improve the quality of life for elderly and emotionally disabled among its own constitu ency and other larger segments of the Chicago population, additional sources of philanthropic support, who recog nize and appreciate its impact, are rallying to help the agency continue its good work. In FY 1986 Development efforts brought $51,370 to the JASC from 21 corporate, public, and family foundations. Of this, $15,100 was for general operating support; while $36,270 was designated for specific purposes such as Specialized Job Placement Service for Asian Older Work ers; Preventive Health Care Screening for Asian Elderly; 4 replacement of the kilns, pottery wheel, and ventilator in the arts and ceramics room; and support of the energy conservation and building renovation project (see "Corpo rate and Foundation Gifts" in listings section). In addition, friends of the JASC responded with more than $8,048 to the year-end Holiday Appeal, and with $7,295 (including $300 for the Nursing Home campaign) in response to the "Contributors Fund" solicitation enve lope which was enclosed with each newsletter. The Department assisted in developing promotional materials for the 40th anniversary celebration; prepared, distributed, and placed publicity for it in Chicago and West Coast newspapers; and arranged for "Japanese Amer ican Service Committee Week" proclamations by the Governor of Illinois and Mayor of Chicago. Social Services To meet the many needs of its clients, the JASC social service department provides a variety of programs and services. The staff of 26-which includes social workers, chore housekeepers, program coordinators, group work ers, day care helpers, teachers, nurses, drivers, an employ ment counselor, and aides-is assisted by more than 80 volunteers. Funding for the department comes from a variety of sources: United Way of Chicago, Department On Aging and Disability, Illinois Arts Council, Commu nity Care Programs of the Illinois Department On Aging, and foundations. Casework/Counseling. The program is staffed by expe rienced professional clinicians in the areas of assessment, counseling, and psychotherapy. It is designed primarily to assist individuals who are experiencing difficulty coping with the demands of everyday living to achieve adequate or healthy psychological and social adjustment. The pro gram, however, also includes services dealing with financial and health management, nutrition guidance, advocacy, emergencies, and immigration and naturalization. Assis tance is rendered through brief consultations or individual, family, or group counseling/psychotherapy. During the past year a total of 282 (259 Japanese and other Asian, 19 White, 4 Black) clients used the service. Chore Housekeeping. Many kinds of services-cleaning, shopping, laundry, food preparation, grooming, personal care, nutrition guidance, and hygiene education-are offered in the home to assist older persons in the activities of daily living so that they may live in an independent manner. Volunteers are recruited to assist in escort service, and activities such as window washing and moving furniture. During the past year chore housekeepers served 95 individuals, which included 44 Isseis, 29 Niseis, and 22 others; 79 of these households were at Heiwa Terrace. Public agencies and individuals have recognized this service. Group Services. A wide range of educational and cultural programs are provided by the group services staff. There are classes in Japanese language, penji, minyo, kaminingyo, kimekomi, beads, ceramics, needlepoint, tai chi; cooking demonstrations and workshops; table games; movies; children's summer programs; mothers' play group, knitting, bread craft; and special Japanese cultural dis plays and observances. Aware of the growing number of Niseis who have attained or are approaching retirement age, the JASC has continued offering programs dealing with issues that confront Niseis. There have been in-depth sessions related to retirement, and health-related projects that included monthly blood pressure check-up, glaucoma screening, flu shots, health screening, and an all-day health fair. Some 12,825 meals were served to senior citizens in the nutrition site program. Volunteers delivered 3,194 meals to homebound seniors, 60 years of age and over. Atten dance at the various programs totaled 26,185, which included Isseis, Niseis, Sanseis, and others. Adult Day Care. The Adult Day Care program pro motes the physical and mental well-being of older adults through a full range of coordinated services in a super vised group setting. Care is given to maintain a balance of 5 opportunities for socialization, activities, and rest. Clients enjoy a wide range of activities and special events, includ ing field trips, ceramics, exercise, games, speakers, and outings for lunch. The balanced noon meal and snack breaks provide needed nutrition and the social opportu nity to share food together. The social service and nursing staffs develop a joint care plan for each client and monitor clients on an ongoing basis. A special emphasis continues to be placed on serving Isseis in need of more opportunities to socialize and whose physical functioning is beginning to decline. It is felt that if Isseis receive a limited amount of help before they became totally dependent on their family, their rate of decline can be slowed. The weekly Tuesday program was developed to meet this need and has attracted several clients who come once every other week. Members of the Tuesday program are currently working with an artist as part of a project to create a ceramic mural in Lincoln Park. Their part of the mural will incorporate a tradi tional Japanese Family Crest. Working together with the client, family, and staff makes it possible for the older adults to remain in their homes at the highest functional level. The program served 73 clients; 5,994 units or days of service were provided, 5,038 of them to economically disadvantaged clients. Average attendance was 23 .6 clients. Job Placement. In 1984 the JASC initiated a Job Placement Service for Asian Older Workers (55 years or older) in contract with the City of Chicago, Department On Aging and Disability, funded by the Job Training Partnership Act. Based on the needs of the community the service was extended to the population that is 54 years or under. Last year the program staff screened 268 applicants to determine their employability, and placed a total of 76 persons in various positions. For the coming year the staff anticipates having to serve a larger segment of the unem ployed population. Information and Referral Service. Last year the JASC initiated an Information and Referral Service, based on requests from the community, for individuals who needed help in determining their rights, benefits, and services available; 222 people were served by the program staff and 601 referrals were made. 6 Workshop With renovation of the JASC building nearly finished including renovation of the bathrooms in the Sheltered Workshop, installation of special dividers to close off the dock area and hallway from the weather, and installation of rooftop air conditioning and heating units to improve comfort conditions for the elderly and emotionally disa bled in the program-the Workshop has significantly improved in completed work volume this past year. Several new and promising subcontract work assign ments from business and industry created more openings for workers 60 years of age or older. The Workshop keeps the Senior Citizens mentally and physically alert and active, provides them with a social outlet, prevents them from mental and physical depres sion and debilitation, and gives them a feeling of independence. This boosts their morale, gives them a feeling of contributing to society, gives them an incentive to live with dignity and self-respect, prevents them from being institutionalized by prolonging their mental and physical well-being, and helps reduce government cost by reducing their dependence on public welfare. For the Emotionally Disabled (referred by the Edgewater Uptown Community Mental Health Center and sheltered care homes), the Workshop provides an opportunity to establish motivation for work and work habit, boosts their confidence, increases their self-sufficiency, helps develop work skills that may qualify them for employ ment in the competitive job market, and helps get them back into a normal social life. The JASC also tries to find semi-skilled and unskilled full-time or part-time jobs for those who are able to work in the outside competitive job market. The Sheltered Workshop is not a self-sustaining opera tion. The JASC receives no governmental funding support for the elderly in the Workshop program; only for the emotionally disabled. So, in addition to income from subcontract work assignments, the Workshop budget is assisted by funds from other sources such as United Way of Chicago, corporate and foundation grants, community contributions, membership dues, program and service fees, and income from fund-raising events. Last year the Workshop provided work for a monthly average of 74 men and women who worked an average of 21 days per month, 5 hours per day, including paid vacation and holidays. The seniors comprised 55% of the workers: of these, 60% were Japanese, 32% Koreans, 7% Filipinos, 1 % Chinese. The remaining 45% were emotion ally disabled (former mental patients) participating in the rehabilitation program of the Workshop. The JASC is extremely gratified to see the change that occurs when individuals are given the opportunity to become more self-sufficient through the use of work as a therapeutic tool. Their self-esteem is enhanced and they can see visible rewards for their efforts when they receive their paychecks. More importantly, they begin to learn that 1hey are part of a team and each takes special pride in his/her contributions to the total effort they make. 7 In Appreciation The Japanese American Service Committee gratefully acknowledges contributions received during the Fiscal Year July 1, 1985 through June 30, 1986. The generosity and support of such gifts is appreciated by all who are served by this agency, and donors are listed in periodic JASC publications. 1 1986 Members of the JASC J The following persons and companies are contributing members. 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Kono, Norman M/M Kubota, Masao Ben Kudo, Shigeru Kumamoto, Koki Dr. Kuramoto, Tamotsu M/M Kurisa, Tom M/M Kurosawa, S.M/M Kusayanagi, Stanley Kushi, Shigeru M/M La Fleur, Anne Mrs. LaSalle Photo Service Lehrman, Nat M/M Leitich, Albert J.M/M Lin, Vivian B. Matsuda, Shigeyo Mrs. Matsumoto, Ben Dr. Matsumoto, Shinro Matsushima, Akira Mayeda, Ike & Jane Medlin, Larry M/M Mita,James K.M/M Miyashita, T. Edward Miyata, Misa Mrs. Miyata, Victor M/M Monma, David T. Morikawa, George M/M Motoki, Seiichi Mouri, S.M/M Mukoyama, Helen Mrs. Munemoto, Kosumi Mrs. Murakami, Glenn Dr/M Naka, Shizuno Mrs. Nakachi, Mitsue Nakagawa, Tsune Mrs. Nakanishi, Toshio M/M Nakayama,Joe Dr/M Nakayama, Yoshiro Mrs. Nambu, Masaru M/M Narimatsu, Roger K. Neeno, Kotsuri Dr. Neeno, Tsuneko Mrs. Nichols, Edward J.M/M Nishida, Yoshiro Mrs. Nishimoto, Kay Nishimoto, Tateo M/M Nishimura, Arthur M. Nishimura, Elaine Nishimura, Greg Nishimura, Unokichi M/M Nokane, Aiko Mrs. Noma, Keiko Obata, Misao Mrs. Odoi, Sue Ogawa, Shoji Ogawa, Shu M/M Ogasawara, Minoru M/M Ohba, Shunjiro M/M Okamoto, Mitsumo Mrs. Omori, Casey Ouchi,James M/M Ozawa, George M/M Ozima, Shibanobu M/M Pittelkau, Harold M/M Ruta, Mrs. Sahara, Shosaku M/M Sahara, Yoshiji Sammura, Misaki Sasaki, Willy K. Sata, Richard M/M Senda, Kane M/M Shiba, Fumiko Mrs. Shieghiro, Tatsuyo Mrs. Shimizu, Wat Shintani, Emmett M/M Shiomoto, Tokomi M/M Shirami, Barbara Showa American, Inc. Sugano Travel Service, Inc. Sugiyama, Kazuo M/M Sumita,James M/M Sunado, Hideo Suzuki, Fujitsugu M/M Suzuki, Namiye Mrs. Suzukida, Berry Wakamura, Akira M/M Waller, Charles Watanabe, Masai Mrs. Watanabe, Tom Yakushiji, Harve Yamaguchi, Hiro Yamamoto, M. 0. Yamamoto, Todo M/M Yamanaka, Kazuo M/M Yamasaki, Katherine Yamasaki, Mary Yamasaki, Masao Yamashita, Mits M/M Yamashita, Yoshio M/M Yamayoshi, Tom T. Yamona, George TDK Corporation of America Yoki, George M/M Tagami, Kay M/M Yokoo, Hidejiro M/M Takagi, Yoshiro Yoshida, Koichi M/M Takata, Kiku Mrs. Yoshida, Tomojiro Dr/M Takehara, lchiro M/M Yoshino, Maurice Takehiro, Katomi Mrs. Tamura, Ralph K. Zervas, B.L. Tamura, Richard M/M Tanabe, Henry M/M Tanaka,Joseph N. Tani, Benjamin S. Tani,Joyce S. Tani, Richard Tani, Rose T. Mrs. Tanouye, Toshi A.Mrs. Tashiro, Kazuye Mrs. Taura, Bill M/M Taura,Joe Terada, Yoshiko Mrs. Toga, Mitsuru M/M Tokaki, Michael K.M/M Tokasugi, George J. Toko America, Inc. Tokuhisa, Tom M/M Tomihiro, Chiye Tomomatsu, Hideo Dr/M Torigoe, Ben M/M Toyama, Hiro Toyomenka (America), Inc. Tsugawa, Tom M/M Tsuji, Alice F. Mrs. Tsuji, Takako Uchida, Merry Mrs. Uchima, George M/M Uchimoto, Ted M/M Uchiyama, Steward M/M Vaughn, Vickie Mrs. General Contributions Amino, Yosh M/M Araya, Kabayushi M/M Asa, Takeru M/M Asian Human Services Azeko, John Bahe, Elizabeth Bethany United Church of Christ Brumbach, William M/M Buchler, Renelva Mrs. Christ Church of Chicago Coble, Ed S. Doi, Chiyo Mrs. Endo, Frank M/M Ethnic Tours, Inc. Fujimoto, Margaret Mrs. Hagio, Allan Harada, Shizue Mrs. Hashimoto, Katsumi M/M Hayashi, Mary M. Higashi, Sachi Mrs. Hirabayashi, Joe Hori, Ann Horiuchi, Mr. lchishita, Harv M/M Inouye, George M/M Ishibashi, Cecilia Mrs. Maeda, Samuel Makino, Rose Masuda, Kazuko Mrs. Masumoto, Hiro M/M Miyake, Andy T. Morita, Mototsugu M/M Matoaka, Jacqueline Mrs. Munemoto, Kosumi Mrs. Kadoi, Stanley M. Kaneko, Dorothy Kariya, Michiko Mrs. Kida, George M/M Kimura, Antonio Kitagawa, Fujiko Mrs. Klem, T homas B. Kobayashi, Sumi Komatsu, Jkuo M/M Korean American Campus Ministry Nakagawa, Ruby A. Nakao, George M/M Nakasone, Robert C. Nakawatase, James M/M Nakayama, Shikye Narimatsu, Susan M. Nishimoto, Tateo Nissho lwai American Group Nitahara, James Noda, Irene H. North Shore Baptist Church Northern Illinois Conference On Aging LaSalle Photo Service Lilleberg, John Dr/M Lu, Fang-Chih Dr/M Oda, June Ogawa, Suzanne L. Ogura, Peggy Mrs. Jin, Soon Do Okamoto, Hanako Ozaki, Kiyono Mrs. Ozima, Shigenobu M/M Rumney-Kemper, Betty Ruh, John M. M/M Ruth Dullak Estate Sahara, Yoshiri Saimoda, Osawa Mrs. Sakata, Jimmy M/M Shigehira, Tatsuyo Mrs. Shimizu, Jku Mrs. Shimada, 0. Mrs. Sonoda, Kiyoshi M/M Sugiura, Go Suzuki, Namiye Mrs. Tamanaka, June Mrs. Tamura, Atsuko Tanaka, F. Mrs. Tanaka, Miyoko Mrs. Tashiro, Goji Tay, Sao Hong Terdoa, Yoshiko Mrs. Teshima, Lucy Todu, Suye Tokimoto, Hideo M/M Tone, Haruko Mrs. Tomey, Meita Rev/M Traversa, Marie J. University of Illinois at Chicago Student Organization Vanagthara, Mitsue Walsh, Maude Wright, George M/M Yamaguchi, Ikuo M/M Yamasaki, George M/M Yamamoto, Grace S. Yamamoto, Sam Yamamoto, William T. M/M Young, Nancy Youth for Understanding Contributors Fund Friends of the agency responding to the Newsletter envelope. Abe, Kameji Aberer, Joseph C. M/M Azuma, Steven Y. Cheng, Mary W. Fujimoto, Martin Fujita, Charles K. M/M Fujiura, Henry M/M Fujiye, Holly Fukuya, Mitsuo M. M/M Fukuyama, Yoshio Hachiya, Tomoharu P. Hashiguchi, Fumiko Mrs. Higa, George M/M Higashi, Elizabeth M. Hirata, Meri Hiratsuka, Frank M/M Ichikawa, Alice Inouye, Mitsuye, Mrs. Ise, Etsu Ishibashi, Cecelia Mrs. Ito, Kiyoko M. Mrs. Iwami, Ruth N. lwatsuki, Frank M/M Kasai, Tosh M/M Katsuyama, Fred M/M Kayano, Ray M/M Kawaguchi, Sen Kawashima, Richard M/M Kazumura, Asako Kikuchi, Robert A. M/M Kimura, Paul M/M Kobayashi, Isamu Kobayashi, Oita Mrs. Kobayashi, Yuji M/M Kondo, Raymond M/M Kumaki, James M/M Kurosawa, S. M/M Lofton, Nate M/M Maruyama, Henry M/M Matsui, Takanobu M/M Matsushita, Masaru M/M Mayeda, Hiro M/M Minato, Asao Miwa, I. Ted Miyaga, Ruth T. Miyashiro, Jean M. Mizuno, Kashiro & Shizue M/M Morimoto, Paul Dr. Mory, Yasuo Mukoyama, Helen K. Mrs. Munemoto, Hatsuichi M/M Nagata, Robert M/M Nakamura, Fujiye Nakamura, Karl Nakano, Maye Nagatomo, Lawrence M. M/M Nakayama, Yoshino Mrs. Nomoto, Taro M/M Norimoto, Masanobu Nosaka, Fred K. M/M Nozaki, Barney Ogasawara, Minoru M/M Ogi, Robert E. M/M Okamoto, William M/M Okigawa, Kazuichi M/M Oshiro, Robert K. M/M Ozima, Karl M/M Sakata, Mitsuo M/M Satoh, Katsutaka Shigihara, Hiroshi Shimizu, lku Shimokubo, T sugi Shiratsuki, Misao Shiro, Joji Sudlow, Marvin L. Sugawara, William N. Sugino, Frank M/M Sumi, Joseph M/M Taha, Seifuku P. Tagami, Kay M/M Takagi, Yoshiko Takeuchi, Noboru M/M Tamada, Kay M/M Tamanaha, Kiyoshi M/M Tamura, Ken Tamura, Richard M/M Tanaka, Catherine M. Tanaka, James M/M Tani, Benjamin S. Tanigawa, Hitoshi M/M Tanouye, Toshi Mrs. Tashiro, Kazuye Mrs. Taura, M. Bill M/M Tako America, Inc. Torigoe, Ben M/M Torii, Charles S. M/M Tsurusaki, Chikaji M/M Tsurusaki, Jeri Wakabayashi, Kisa Watanabe, Arnold K. Yamamoto, Ken M/M Yamamoto, Ruth Mrs. Yanagihara, Mitsuye Yokoo, Hidejiro Yoshino, Maurice T. M/M Yui, Henry M/M 13 Memorial Gifts Gifts made as a gesture of sympathy to remember a loved one, a friend, a neighbor, or a business associate. Aberer, Joseph C. M/M Akinaga, S. Akutsu, Shoji Amano, Ken Mrs. Asakura, Richard M/M Astrella, Jeanne Clark, Emi Ms. Clearly, Mary F. Ms. Crowley, Julie DiGiovine, Anild, Jordan & Johnsen Ltd. Dochteizman, Margaret Erfurth, Elaine N. Fricke, Eiko Fujimoto, Shigeyoshi M/M Fujiwara, John M/M Fujiwara, Tio M/M Fukoya, Mitsuo M. M/M Fukui, Henry M/M Furno, Joseph Jr. M/M Gaudio, Robert T. J. Guibor, Helen Y. Mrs. Harakawa, Isomu Mrs. Hasegawa, Anna Mrs. Hasegawa, Shigemi Mrs. Hidaka, George M/M Hikawa, Richard M/M Hirabayashi Family Hiratsuka, Frank M/M Honda, Noboru Ichida, Gary M/M Iwata, Roy M/M Imarf!ex Mfg. Co., Ltd. (USA) JBC, Inc. JCAH Jon K. Yamagawa, Inc. Kitazaki, Mixie Ms. Kodama, Mitsuo M/M Kodani, Michael M/M Kobayashi, Mrs. Sumi & Kiyo Kosaka, George M/M Kubo, Robert S. M/M Kumata, Misao Mrs. Kumata, Ruth Ms. Kurima, T. M/M Kusumoto, Jiro M/M Levy, Atsuko Mrs. Matsumoto, Frank M/M Mayeda, Hiro M/M Mimbu, William M/M Miyake, Perry M/M Morimitsu, Arthur M/M Morimoto, Paul Dr. Mouri, S. M/M Mueher, Wilhelmina Funding grants to help support the agency's operating budget or specifically designated projects. 14 Pacific Creative Services, Inc. Redson Rice Ross, E. T. Saiki, George M/M Sakurada, Hirao Sato, J. M/M Sumida, Joan Mrs. NTN Bearing Corp. of America Tagomi, Kay M/M Takada, David M/M Nakane, Aiko Mrs. Takagi, S. Nichicon (America) Corp. Nishimura, Masayo & Tomiko Takano, Fukiko & Tomi Mrs. Nomura, Richard M. M/M Tamanaka, Kiyo M/M Corporate and Foundation Gifts Amdek Corporation American Hospital Supply Corporation Foundation Bank of Ravenswood Borg-Warner Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation Foundation for Health Enhancement Graphic Finishing & Mailing Harris Bank Foundation Kraft, Inc. Mhotronics, Inc. Motorola Foundation R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company Robert R. McCormick Charitable Trust Sara Lee Foundation Sears, Roebuck & Company Sylvia & Aaron Scheinfeld Foundation The Albert Pick, Jr. Fund The Forest Fund The Peoples Gas Light & Coke Company The Service Club of Chicago Uptown National Bank Charitable Trust Ochiai, Takeshi M/M Odanaka, Fred H. M/M Ogawa, Masae Okabe, Thomas M/M Okage Co., Inc. Okamoto, Thomas M/M Omori, George M/M Omron Business Systems Ono, Kanake Tanaka, Mie Mrs. Tanimura, Ted M/M Terada, Shirley K. Mrs. Terusaki, Ben M/M Teshima, Roy Dr/M T he Dai-lchi Kangyo Bank Ltd. Toba, Nami Mrs. Tokuhisa, Thomas S. M/M Torii, Charles S. M/M Toyama America Corp. Umezuka, Y. M/M Vydra, Fred T. M/M Watanabe, Arnold K. Watanabe, Min M/M Westfield Parent Teachers Club Yamakoshi, Noby Yamanara, lwao M/M Yamamoto Family Yamamoto, Miyako Yaskawa Electric America, Inc. Yasutake, Michael Rev/M Gifts In-Kind Fujitsu America Except for those who specifically indicate that they do not wish to be listed, every effort is made to insure that all donors are properly recognized in this annual report. Please contact the development and public relations depart ment regarding any omissions or corrections. 1985-86 Annual Report Japanese American Service Committee Condensed Statement of Revenue and Expenses for the year ended June 30, 1986 REVENUE: Philanthropic Support Government Support Sheltered Workshop Building Renovation Income* Others Total Revenue $ 290,000 301,000 253,000 131,000 47,000 $1,022,000 EXPENSES: Program Services Support Services $813,000 170,000 Total Expenses $983,000 Excess of Revenue over Expenses $ 39,000 * A substantial portion of this income was from a government agency. These funds were used for building renovation, which was capitalized and is being depreciated over ten years. 1985-1986 ANNUAL REPORT Published by the Department of Development and Public Relations Japanese American Service Committee 4427 North Clark Street Chicago, Illinois 60640 Arthur T. Morimitsu President Masaru Nambu Executive Director Bernard Finkel Director of Development and Public Relations JASC A copy of our complete Financial Statements, audited by Yamada & Isono, can be viewed at the JASC Office. JAPANESE AMERICAN SERVICE COMMITTEE A nonprofit social service agency, founded August 30, 1946 serving families, the aging, and emotion ally disabled among Japanese, other Asians, and non-Asians in the Uptown-Edgewater-Lakeview communities on Chicago's northeast side. 1985-86 Board of Directors Executive Board President Vice Presidents Program Finance Public Relations Facility Treasurer Secretary Ex-Officio Noboru Honda Lillian C. Kimura Daniel K. Kuzuhara Thomas Masuda Harry K. Mayeda Kiyo Yoshimura Thomas Tokuhisa Noriko Takada Paul Kadowaki Steve Fujii Joyce Nakamura Board of Directors Patti Adachi Glenn Ikeda Evy Johansen Kazuko Lehrman Betty Nakanishi Hiroshi Okano Chieko Onoda Beverly Sakauye George Suzuki John Takemoto Thomas Teraji Merry Uchida Katsumi Ueno Ikuo Yamaguchi Ray Yamamoto Nancy Yoshida Lincoln Shimidzu Kohachiro Sugimoto Thomas S. Teraji Richard H. Yamada Advisory Board Ben Chikaraishi Charles Hiura Tomonao Iino Kashiro Mizuno Eizo Nishi Kei Satoh George Teraoka Shig Wakamatsu Arthur T. Morimitsu Accredited By ... The Commission On Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities Affiliated With ... The Edgewater-Uptown Community Mental Health Center Member Of ... 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with a tradition of excellence. As the name suggests, the Japanese American Service Committee (JASC) once offered social services to an exclusively ethnic client base. Today, the JASC's social services are available to all, regardless of ethnic or cultural background. In addition, the JASC strives to raise awareness of and preserve its Japanese American heritage through the presentation of educational and cultural programming to the diverse community of the greater Chicagoland area. Service informed by more than 50 years of experience. This is what guides the JASC in its second half-century. Social Services ADULT DAY SERVICES Established in 1981ithe JASC's Adult Day Services is one of the oldest , senior day care programs in the City of Chicago. It serves a client population that includes persons of aliethnic backgrounds who have chronic disorders l such as Alzheimer 's disease, other dementia states, Parkinson's disease. It also serves people who are generally in good health, but who need a source of regular human contact. The program works to keep its elderly clients emotionally and socially r involved and to maintain theiiphysicaiand mentaistatus. The larger goa l l l r is to help seniors remain in theiiown homes and prevent or delay their placement in nursing homes. ((Serving a d i verse community Adult Day Services offers: i • engagii ng actiivities for clients • sociaizatii on opportunities •i light breakfast, full lunch, and afternoon snacki •ion-site nursing staffi •i daly transportation •i respite for caregiversi i li ii Many clients are referred to the JASC's Adult Day Services though the Illinois Department on Aging, Catholic Charties, or the Veterans ii Administration. Some come to the program on their own or their families' initiative. Those who need financial assistance participate under the auspices of the community care program. Many elderly people, even those who exhibit some degree of confusion, do not need to be institutionalized. Adult Day Services is an option that allows these people to remain at home, preserving their own feelings of security and their respective family units as well. e www.jasc-chicago.org HOME SUPPORT SERVICES As it has for the past 30 years, the JASC's Home Support Services offers physical assistance to older adults of all ethnic and cultural backgrounds, enabling them to live independently and safely in their own homes. The JASC screens and trains its homemaker staff to provide culturally sensitive, supervised care and support for clients. The JASC's homemaker training is designed to meet the requirements of the State of Illinois. Housekeeping and related tasks, meal preparation, bathing and other personal care, shopping, and escort service are among the jobs that can be performed on a short-term or long-term basis. Homemakers are a source of social interaction and support for clients who are generally housebound. They are also a source of relief for time-strapped caregivers. with a tradition of excellence." The JASC's Home Support Services program serves low-income and private-pay clients who live in Northeast side of Chicago. In fact, the JASC is the only agency to have a contract with the Illinois Department on Aging to provide homemaker services to low-income Japanese and Japanese American clients. As an extension of its in-home focus, the Home Support Services program offers telephone check-ins with clients and with people who live outside of the service area. These calls are made on a periodic basis just to keep in touch, as well as when weather conditions are severe. Advancing age doesn't necessarily mean sacrificing independence. The JASC's Home Support Services gives seniors the help they need to live their lives as they wish. www.jasc-chicago.org e Social Services CASEWORK AND COUNSELING The JASC has maintained a Casework and Counseling Program ever since the agency's beginnings. Casework and Counseling helps people of all ages and backgrounds when the problems of their daily lives become overwhelming. The program's licensed clinical social worker speaks both Japanese and English fluently, and is able to assist with a range of issues, such as intergenerational relationships, financial matters, and health matters. All counseling sessions are completely confidential. In addition, the Casework and Counseling Program can link people with appropriate resources, such as hospitals, schools, legal services, and human services. It can provide information and resources for the support of elders and their families in the community. And it can be a source of advocacy for clients who are in long-term-care facilities, a service that is becoming increasingly necessary as the community ages. "Serving a diverse community Japanese people living in the United States often experience cross-cultural and adjustment problems. If left unaddressed, such problems may lead to serious secondary problems. In addition to working with a client on a one-on-one basis in counseling sessions, the program's social worker also can act as an advocate in situations in which the client cannot express himself or herself adequately in English. Even when language is not part of a problem, cultural attitudes may be. In such cases and others, the JASC's Casework and Counseling Program can help clients achieve stability in their lives. G www.jasc-chicago.org WELLNESS PROGRAMS With an ever-developing menu of workshops and other events, the JASC seeks to provide community members with the tools to help them stay in good health and in touch with topics of interest in the world around them. The JASC's twice-yearly health screening events bring physicians and nurses on site to check blood pressure, oversee blood screening tests, and give advice on nutrition and other health-and fitness-related topics. Osteoporosis screening is offered periodically, as are bone marrow donor drives. Other enjoyable approaches to fitness can be found in the JASC's classes in Tai Chi exercises and taiko drumming, and in its Japanese folk dancing group. with a tradition of excellence. n To help senior citizens safeguard against potentially serious illness, the JASC serves as the site each fall for free flu and pneumonia shots under the auspices of the Chicago Department on Aging and the Chicago Department of Public Health. Throughout the year, the JASC and the Chicago Department on Aging offer the Golden Diners program, serving healthful, low-cost lunches every Monday through Friday. To feed the mind, the JASC presents educational workshops on such topics as Medicare and other health insurance, financial and estate planning, and long-term care. It also offers-in both English-and Japanese-language sessions-driver's education courses developed by the American Association of Retired Persons. Wellness involves more than the prevention of illness. The JASC promotes wellness with a comprehensive mix of programs and events designed to benefit body and spirit. www.jasc-chicago.org G CoITimunity Programs {{Serving LEGACY CENTER (ARCHIVES AND LIBRARY) The JASC Legacy Center appraises, collects, organizes, describes, preserves, and makes available for reference and research information resources from the Japanese American community in the six-county Chicago area. It seeks all types of material-in English or Japanese-that document the Japanese American experience in Chicago and elsewhere from the earliest days to today. The Legacy Center houses the JASC archives and serves as a community repository for records and information resources about Japanese Amercans and Asian Americans. Personal papers donated by local iafamilies-including diaries, photographs, sketchbooks, scrapbooks, letters, legaadocuments, and other artifacts-form a significant anda l expanding part of the collection. i a dverse community The JASC Library contans approximately 2,000 titles on Japanese and iaJapanese American history, cualture, polaitics, arts, and literature. One of the specialties of the collection is the topic of Japanese American history in the Unaited States, which comprises many titles on Japanese American veterans, evacuation and internment, resettlement, and the redress movement. Of particular interest in this segment of the collection are such one-time publications as speeches, articles, papers, theses, and dissertations on locaaand nationaaaspects of Japanese American history. l l r The Legacy Centeaseeks to preserve and promote communaity heritage and common understanding of the Japanese American experience as an integraapart of American history. Reference services for the collections l are provided, and selected materials are available on loan. The Legacy Center can assist waith referrals to other reposaitories or to individual r community members. Collections are open foause by appointment. Alapeople are welcome. l G www.jasc-chicago.org CULTURAL & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Preservation of cultural heritage, according to those who participated in the Nikkei Community Assessment (see page 12), is the number-one criti cal issue facing the community today. To that end, and to help promote that social and cultural heritage to the general population, the JASC offers classes on a range of traditional arts, such as: • sumi-e (Japanese ink-painting) • ikebana (Japanese flower-arranging) •origami (Japanese paper-folding) •Japanese language • Japanese cooking Other course offerings provide instruction in ceramics, taiko drumming, and tai chi exercises. Membership in minyo (Japanese folk-dancing) and quilt-making clubs is also available. with a tradition of excellence." "Heritage" connotes "family," and family activities have the added benefit of encouraging and facilitating the building of intergenerational and community relationships. Thus, family activities also form a regular part of the JASC's schedule. Tampopo-kai gives toddlers, preschoolers, and their parents a taste of Japanese language and culture through songs, stories, games, and crafts. The group meets once a week and participates in a number of community events as well. Kodama Matsuri (Children's Festival) is an annual event featuring games, prizes, crafts, activities, and entertainment. Storytelling sessions and taiko drumming workshops are among the other special family programs featured recently. Family life today is an intricate balancing act involving dual careers, multiple schedules, and a constant search for "together time." The JASC continues to seek out programs that allow grandparents, parents, and children to participate side-by-side-by-side. www.jasc-chicago.org G Con1n1unity Programs COMMUNITY FESTIVALS Working together and playing together. That's what gave the Japanese American community its solidarity in the early years, and that's what brings it together today. Some 250 volunteers help to put on the JASC's Holiday Delight bazaar every December. Unusual Japanese-themed gift items and handcrafted goods-ranging from jewelry to papercraft to clothing and accessoriesare offered for sale, just in time for the end-of-year holidays. Even for non-shoppers, the Japanese food favorites and the opportunity to visit with old friends are a major attraction. On the other side of the seasonal spectrum is the JASC's Market Day in June. Many of the same volunteers help to put together this summertime offering of treats, treasures, and friendship. "Serving a diverse community Although not a festival, February's Day of Remembrance is, nevertheless, an occasion for members of the community to come together and remind themselves of lessons learned. Sponsored by the JASC, the Japanese American Citizens League Chicago Chapter, and the Chicago Japanese American Historical Society, the Day of Remembrance marks the signing of Executive Order 9066. This action, in turn, paved the way for the evacuation and internment of nearly 120,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry during World War II. Summertime, of course, is picnic time. In August, the JASC joins with other local organizations-including the Japanese American Citizens League, Tohkon Judo Academy, the Asian American Law Enforcement Association, and the Japan America Society of Chicago-for an old-fashioned community picnic in the park, featuring games, contests, and some rousing karaoke performances. 9 www.jasc-chicago.org The most special of the JASC's special events is the Fuji Festival & Silent Auction fundraising gala, which, with the help of some 75 volunteers, is held in September. Members and friends come together to enjoy a fine meal in an elegant setting, with an after-dinner entertainment or speaker of interest. The Silent Auction portion of the evening serves up an array of goods and services in a number of categories, including restaurants, travel, sporting events, jewelry, and one-of-a-kind treasures. Working together and playing together. We come together to remember who we were and to def ne who we are. i with a tradition of excellence. JJ www.jasc -chicago.o rg e Community Assessment NIKKEi COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT Founded in 1946, the JASC has provided social services for more than 50 years. But as it entered its second half-century, the agency recognized that it required specific information about the community's current and future needs in order to direct its efforts more effectively. This type of information had not been collected from Japanese Americans in Chicago since 1978. With a two-year grant from the Retirement Research Foundation and a grant from BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois, the JASC launched the Chicago-area Nikkei Community Assessment (NCA). The Retirement Research Foundation awarded its grant as part of a program designed to improve the management and governance of nonprofit organizations serving the elderly in Lake, Cook, and DuPage counties. Data from Census 2000 provide a useful background for the NCA's findings. The Census showed that the total Japanese American population of the State of Illinois was t 27,702. Of that, more than 26% were multiracial and multicultural persons, who were classified as "Japanese l in combination with one or more other races and/or detailed Asian groups." For the sake of brevity, the NCA referred to this group as "Japanese Plus" (see Figure). In keeping with this "Japanese Plus" finding, NCA respondents placed a high value on programming that addresses multiracial topics (see Table). However, "Serving a diverse community Illinois Japanese Alone & Japanese+ by 10 Year Age Range Source: 2000 US Census 6000 .-----------------------------------, 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99 100 & YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS YEARS OVER ¦ JAPANESE+ 2195 1780 1101 1007 808 191 89 112 34 5 1 ¦ JAPANESE ALONE 1956 1607 3009 4136 3525 2186 1510 1846 553 6 AGE RANGE G www.jasc-chicago.org preservation of cultural heritage was ranked the foremost issue of concern facing the Japanese American community today. Among the other conclusions of the NGA: • Social service organizations such as the JASG once served an exclusively ethnic client base. Now most funding agencies require nondiscrimination in accessibility to services, staffing, and governance. Providing services in a diverse context that includes Japanese cultural competency in the mix enables agencies to continue to serve Nikkei clients . • Nikkei seniors are underserved. Programs that support the cultural values of privacy and independence and can provide services across wider geographic and economic boundaries can decrease the service gap. • Organizations will need to have a conscious, direct and active approach to reach out and create connections to community members who are disengaged and less involved in formal groups. The most important product of the NGA is the realization that the Japanese American community can preserve its culture and sustain itself if both organizations and individual members make the commitment to work together. with a tradition of excellence. JJ Critical Issues Facing the Japanese American Community Source: Nikkei Community Assessment CRITICAL ISSUES LISTED IN RANK ORDER Preserve cultural heritage I More Japanese American leadership More inclusion of multiracial issues I Preserve community through social gatherings Civil rights advocacy I Collaboration w/ Asian American groups % SELECTING ITEM AS CRITICAL ISSUE % SELECTING ITEM AS CRITICAL ISSUE BY AGE RANGE <30 YRS 30-59 YRS 60+ YRS 64.2% 44.1% 71.2% 45.5% 65.2% 43.0% 62.5% 44.8% I 37.0% 57.6% 38.7% 32.7% 34.6% 50.0% 37.6% 29.8% I! 26.1% 25.2% 33.3% 27.3% 26.7% 25.6% 24.5% 24.5% i Other 2.2% 4.5% 3.2% 1.0% www.jasc-chicago.org G From the Executive Director Dear Friends: This has been a year where the impact of the economy has made the financial challenges of increasing priority at the JASC. I am speaking plainly and directly because it has come to my attention that there are those who do not think that the JASC is in financial difficulty. Contracts and renewing grants supply about half of the revenue that we need. That means that we need to raise at least $350,000 every year. Every way you contribute, makes a difference. Our current financial deficit has been a combination of reduced revenue from granting partners, such as United Way, lower interest income from reserves and endowment, delays in Illinois Department of Aging payments, and increased expenses, particularly from health care and pension costs. Also utilities have increased, making the cost of running and maintaining the facility greater. If the challenge was just on the revenue side or the expense side, we would have an easier time meeting it. Both together have been extremely difficult. The deficit was covered by cash reserves. Even so, we have worked very hard this year to both increase revenue and reduce expenses. We have been able to get some additional funds from BlueCross BlueShield which have helped tremendously with Adult Day Services, the Nikkei Community Assessment and the JASC web site. The Membership Drive was also more successful and our special memberships and additional donations also increased. We maintained our revenue from fundraisers which, in this economy, is a tremendous accomplishment. We have also worked to reduce expenses. We instituted a salary freeze, and when possible did not replace staff or replaced staff with fewer hours or lower rates. Volunteers who help with the mailing help reduce expenses as do other volunteers who give us their invaluable expertise in a variety of areas. We have met this challenge by thinking creatively, working together and working hard. We will continue to work to reduce the budget deficit through increased fundraising and reducing expenses. In spite of these challenges there have also been many accomplishments. We have increased the social service hours provided over last year and to more people. I don't think that it is too dramatic to say that there are times when we are the difference between life and death, and that we make a big difference in the quality of life. The Archives and Legacy Center received a large grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, and the role of the JASC during resettlement and the work of the project was published in their newsletter. You have also seen some low cost improvements that have made a big difference in the building. Through Larry Wiley, who donated his services as a contractor, we were able to paint the large warehouse room and make repairs to the inner walls and outer walls which stopped a flooding problem. The Nisei Post volunteered the time and materials to paint the nutrition room, and Tyler Shimomura for his Eagle Scout project painted the hallways and built four rolling dividers. This came just in time for us to install the Image of History, a Photographic Exhibit by Shigeta Ken Mazawa. Thanks to the Japanese Mutual Aid Society for funding this project and the hard work of Steve Mazawa, the photographer's son, we were able to have an exhibit that brought something to say to all generations and brought the community closer together. Togetherness is a quality that has helped the JASC to survive and serve for nearly 57 years. Togetherness can help us continue. Because of your investment in and commitment to the JASC over the years, you deserve to know the challenges we face. I hope that, as in the past, you will again be part of the solutions. 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r WHY NOT? You see things: and you say, "Why?" But I dream things that never were: and I say, "Why not?" The above sentiment by Irish writer George Bernard Shaw. has echoed through the Japanese American Service Committee for the past 47 years as the organization dreamed dreams, asked itself "Why not?" and translated the dreams into reality. The most magnificent of those dreams came to realization during the 1992-93 fiscal year when the Keiro Extended Care Center was completed. This was truly an event for the agency which started in 1946 and had served the Japanese American community with compassion and excellence since. The multi-million dollar nursing home on the northwest side of Chicago. today stands as a testimonial to the indomitable spirit of an organization. JASC. and its supporters the Japanese American community. The center is the culmination of a 12year dream by JASC and an answer to the question. "Why not?" Other activities at JASC continued as usual with excellence and commitment. A special feature in this Annual Report is 'The Faces of JASC" a photo essay of pictures taken by our Adult Day Care program participant Jerry Nishiura. Enjoy. Now the question arises ... We have accomplished so much. What is next? Mindful of its mission to find a new awareness through which the dynamics of the organization can be expressed to enrich the life in the Japanese American community, JASC is planning to offer new services as it moves along toward the next millennium. JASC in the past has committed itself to being an agency which serves the elderly. The next challenge is another dream which has to be turned into reality. We face the necessity to make the organization one that serves all generations ... provides services to all the community and strives to offer services of ethnic identity and cultural affiliation to the third and fourth generation of Japanese Americans, the Sanseis and Yonseis. And believing that nothing happens, unless first a dream. JASC once again confronts the question: "Why not?" PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE This will be my last message as president of the JASC Board of Directors. a position which I have held for the past 12 years. My successor. Calvin Manshio, will bring to the Board a most competent legal mind. He is the former president of the Asian American Bar Association and recently retired from the Governor's Utility Commission. Our community can be assured that the JASC will be in good hands. especially with several old and new Board members who have extensive community service background. One of our most dedicated members. Betty Nakanishi. who has been associated with our agency from its earliest days, will be moving to Florida. Betty and others who have served as volunteer members are to be congratulated for their years of dedicated service to our community. Our Keiro Extended Care Center is going to be one of the finest facility of its kind in the State of Illinois, according to many knowledgeable observers. Mary Grondin, the administrator. has assembled top-notch staff members to serve the residents of the nursing home. Our gratitude for opening the first Asian American nursing home in the entire Midwest area must go to the dedicated efforts of the JASC Executive Director Masaru Nambu who served as the nursing home Project Manager. Credit also is due to Nursing Home Committee Chairman Thomas Teraji and to the members of his committee. The JASC Board of Directors will 4 not be involved in the operation of the Center. but will direct policy making for the Keiro as well as other functions of the JASC. Much of the success of our nursing home fund raising campaign was due to the dedication and generosity of the people in our community, especially the members of JASC. Their willingness to donate more than $2 million to our fund drive. represents tremendous sacrifice for many of them. A number of families gave large donations and foremost was the donation from the Thomas Masuda family of $300.000. The late Thomas Masuda was a much admired leader of the Nikkei community for his dedicated support of JASC. The Fuji Festival this year will honor the Chicago American Legion Nisei Post 1183, a much deserved honor for this veterans· organization which has served the community very well. I have been involved with this group for many years and I am grateful that its devotion to our community. especiallly the lssei, will be recognized. I appreciated the support JASC received from so many community organizations. and I also wish to acknowledge the faithful support from my severest critic, my wife, Virginia. The past 12 years have had their ups and downs, but we have achieved many of the goals we set more than a decade ago. To our community and the many others that helped, go my appreciation and my thanks. Masaru Nambu JASC Executive Director EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT This year has gone fast without realizing that there were events which will be remembered for years to come, and will be providing steadfast financial means to continue seNices for the Japanese American community. The eyes of the entire Japanese American population here have been affixed on the Keiro Nursing Home since the construction began in July of 1991. It was not just curiosity why the people kept close obseNation of this project. It was the concern for the long-term care for the elderly in our community. More than 900 people attended the Open House and witnessed first hand how the Keiro Extended Care Center looked. The facility will be certainly the testimonial that the community is capable of accomplishing a monumental task when it puts minds and resources together to realize a dream. In the Center.the JASC is providing another legacy for the future generations, insuring that the age-old tradition of respect and care for the aged will be continued at the Keiro (Respect for Elderly) facility. What the JASC has achieved was only possible with the support of our community. The community has shared the JASC dreams and mission by participating as volunteers, by providing funding support and in many other ways to make our dreams possible. However. like other ethnic social seNice agencies. the JASC has experienced financial crisis and has not been able to do 5 what it wanted to do because of lack of funds. One of the problems has been that since its inception. JASC has never had the opportunity to create a reserve or an endowment fund for the organization. As we looked at the future. it became apparent that we have to secure better financial resources. Our efforts toward this goal began in 1980 and these were finally rewarded as JASC received a $1 million endowment from the Sasakawa Foundation of Japan. This gift will provide our agency with a much needed stable source of income as we turn our attention toward the future. We hope that the Sasakawa gift is only a basis on which to build and that other organizations and members of the community will respond to our endowment appeals. Our 47-year history reflects the ability of our organization to change. We emphasize that we are an ethnic agency and that we want to seNe the changing needs of our constituents. Up to the present, our financial limit ations have made it necessary that we concentrate on our most urgent concern ... the needs of the elderly. As we turn the dream of the Keiro into a day-to-day reality of providing long-term care seNices for the aged, we can again aim for new horizons. We are looking at serving the younger generations of Japanese Americans and developing programs for the Sanseis and Yonseis --our future. HIGH LIGHTS OF 1992 -1993 Without a question the highlight of the 1992-93 fiscal year was the completion of the Keiro Extended Care Center and the open house on April 24 which attracted more than 900 visitors. Construction of the multi-million dollar facility was started in July of 1991 and for more than a decade, which preceded the start of the construction, challenges and roadblocks were many. However, now, 12 years since the dream of building the first Japanese American nursing home in the Midwest was conceived, the project is finished. Those attending the Open House were excited about the state-of-the-art facility which will cater to 180 residents. On April 24, a steady stream of people presented themselves as early as 9 a.m. and toured the four-story building. They heard addresses by a number of dignitaries at noon and the tours continued until midafternoon. The Keiro Open House coincided with the visit to JASC by representatives of the Sasakawa Foundation of Japan which late in 1992 made a $1 million bequest to our organization. The bequest was the.culmination of a five-year effort by JASC President Art Morimitsu and Executive Director Maseru Nambu. Other events were additional highlights of the JASC year. The Fuji Festival held in early November, raised $43,300 in much needed revenue and honored the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Chicago. Entertainment was provided by "The Magic and Illusions of Higa," a sophisticated show presented by Bob Higa and his company. The annual Christmas Delight Sale saw record attendance and grossed more than $4,000 for JASC. In addition to bargains, the event featured "Kodomo Matsuri", Japanese Children's Festival with Taiko drums, Minyo dancing and a performance by illusionist Higa. The Market Day in June, another annual event, had an attendance of an estimated 1 ,000 persons who spent a total of $12,638 on arts and crafts items, baked goods, plants, china and at the rummage sale. The Group Services program started a set of new classes during the year which Kelro were well attended. Also by the end of this = fiscal year we witnessed the retirement of Art Morimitsu, who served JASC as presi dent for the last 12 years. Fortunately JASC can still avail itself of his services, since Art assumed the less demanding duties as chairman of JASC. We welcomed Calvin Manshio as the new president of our organization. In review it can be concluded that fiscal 1992-93 was a spectacular year for us ... a year during which a major dream was realized and accomplishments abounded. 6 Market Day Entertainer at Fuj Fest i Honoree at Fuj Fest i Boys Day at JASC Adult Day Care SERVICES WE OFFER OUR CLIENTS Since its beginning 47 years ago, the Japanese American Service Committee has formed its service programs to serve the changing needs of its client population ... the Japanese American community. In the past we served the lsseis, but there are only a few left today. We now focus on services for the Niseis, but we know that we have to look at the future and anticipate the role that will be played in our organization by the Sanseis (third generation) and the Yonseis (fourth generation) Japanese Americans. Services in the areas of maintaining the Sansei cultural heritage and introducing their children to it, loom of utmost importance to us. In retrospect, fiscal year 1992-93 has been a productive one for JASC. We served our community with the following programs: ADULT DAY CARE --This program served 67 clients during the last fiscal year, on the average 20 clients per day. It provided a total of 28,890 hours of service. It aims to keep the elderly out of institutions and offers activities in a group setting which help older adults to improve their physical and mental condition. Clients get a noon meal and social service and nursing staffs develop individual plans for each client and monitor their progress. CASEWORK AND COUNSELING --This service in the past fiscal year worked with 271 clients providing 2,516 hours of service. The counselor speaks Japanese and deals with questions involving financial and health issues as well as formulating future plans for the elderly. This service is welcomed by the elderly Japanese Americans since they cannot obtain counseling anywhere else because counselors in other agencies do not speak Japanese and usually do not understand the cultural background of those counseled. HOME SUPPORT SERVICES involve cleaning, shopping, laundry, food preparation, personal care, nutritional service and hygiene education to the elderly either at Heiwa Terrace (a senior citizens residential center built and operated by JASC) or at other locations. During the past year the chore housekeepers provided a total of 19,101 hours of service to 152 clients. The chore housekeepers are mostly Japanese with whom the clients can identify. The service is especially appreciated by those who have been recently discharged from hospitals and are unable to fully take care of themselves. GROUP SERVICES is a program which provides educational classes, mature Yukata (kimono-making) Class presented by Group Services Entertainers at Adult Day Care Amlmono (crocheting) Activity at JASC driving. Minyo (folk music and dance). origami (paper folding). kaminingyo (paper doll construction) and other crafts. This program also provides Japanese language and ceramics classes. Special Japanese festivals are observed and presented as authentically as possible. Programs on health and education are presented by this division of JASC as well as city-sponsored nutrition and "Meals on Wheels" services to home-bound elderly. A total of 14.603 individuals were served through these programs last fiscal year. The importance of group services is in providing Japanese Americans with a feeling of ethnic identity and tradition. The service also includes a health maintenance program for the senior citizens in the community. PARISH NURSE PROGRAM completed its third year of operation as a joint venture with the Swedish Covenant Hospital. It was begun with health issues weighing heavily on the mind of the Japanese American community. The "parish nurse" works with the community in providing health education. health screening and personal counseling on health issues. In the last year. the "parish nurse" spent more than 200 hours in client related activities and was instrumental in helping to conduct the annual Health Fair which was attended by 79 JASC members. 1992-1993 MEMBERS OF THE JASC Abe, Mr. Shoji Abe. Mr. & Mrs. Kokl Aberer, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Aburano, Mr. Timothy Aburano, Mr. & Mrs. Kiyoharu Adachi. Mr. Roy Y. Adachi. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Adaniya. Mrs. Yoshiko Agemura, Mrs. Saki Almi, Dr. & Mrs. Kenji Aki, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Akinaga, Mrs. Shizume Akiyama, Mr. Joe Amimoto, Dr. & Mrs. Min Amino, Mr. & Mrs. Yosh Anamizu, Ms Katherine Anderson, Mr. Russell F. Ansal, Mr. & Mrs. Reo Aoki, Mr. & Mrs. Toru Aono. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Aoyagi, Ms. Lorraine Y. Aragaki. Mr. & Mrs. Herbert K. Aragaki, Ms. Kathy Arai, Dr. & Mrs. Harold Aral. Mr. Akira Aral, Mr. Tadashl Aral, Mr. Tom Arakaki, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Y. Arakaki. Mr. & Mrs. Yusuke Arakawa. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Arakawa, Mrs. Misao Arao, Mr. & Mrs. Hideaki Aruguete, Dr. Christine Asa. Mr. & Mrs. Takeru Asal. Mrs. Maoml Asal, Mrs, Yuki Asakl. Mr. & Mrs. H. Roy Asakura, Mr. George Asakura, Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Asakura, Ms. Dane Asakura, Ms. June Asakura, Ms. Meml Asato, Mr. Noboru Ase. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Azeka, Mr. John Azuma, Mr. Masahiro Azuma, Mr. & Mrs. Steve Y. Azuma, Mrs. Alyse Azuma, Mrs. Masae Chan, Mrs. Virginia Chan, Mrs. Yurlko Chen, Mrs. Hong Kang Chen, Mrs. Tuan-Mey Chikaralshl, Dr. & Mrs. Ben Chino, Mrs. Hisa Coker, Ms. Dolores Cook, Ms. Ann Y. M. Dodohara, Mr. Takashl Doi, Mr. & Mrs. lsamu Doi, Mr. & Mrs. Miklo Doi, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Doi, Mrs. Chiyono Doi. Ms. Mary I. Domoto, Miss Tazu Domoto, Mr. Mo Ebisu. Mrs. Yukiko Edwards. Mr. & Mrs. Leo Eejima, Mr. Ken Eldridge, Ms. Marjorie E. Endo, Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Endo. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Endo. Mr. & Mrs. Tomy Endo, Mrs. Nellie Endo, Mrs. Shima Endo, Mrs. Reiko Kodama Enkoji. Mrs. Kiyoko Enta, Mr. & Mrs. Ben Enta, Mr. & Mrs. Lindy T. Errico, Mrs. Fusayo Esaki, Mrs. Susie S. Eto, Mrs. Ruth Ezakl, Mr. & Mrs. James Foley, Mrs. Klkue Fricke, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fugami. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fujihara, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fujii, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fujii. Mr. & Mrs. Masao Fujii. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fujii, Mrs. Doris Fujii, Mrs. Kazuko Fujii, Mrs. Tomlye Fujii, Mrs. Yaho Fujii. Ms. Kay K. Fujimoto. Mr. Frank Fujimoto, Mr. Martin Fujimoto, Mr. Mike Fujimoto, Mr. Ralph Fujimoto, Mr. Shigeyoshl Fujimoto, Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Fujimoto. Mr. & Mrs. Masahlko Fujimoto, Mrs. Jane S. Fujinaga, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Fujioka, Ms. Mariko Fujishima, Mr. & Mrs. Mitsuo Fujita, Mr. Charles K. Fujita, Ms. Emiko Fujiu, Ms. Kiyoko Kasal Fujlura, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Fujiwara, Miss Lillian Fujiwara, Mr. & Mrs. Tio Fujiwara, Mrs. Yuki Fujiwara, Ms. Hana Fukal, Mrs. Kimle Fukami, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fukaml, Ms. Mary Fukawa, Mr. & Mrs. Shlojl Fukuda, Mr. & Mrs. Makoto Fukuda, Mr. & Mrs. Yoneo Fukui, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Fukui. Mr. & Mrs. Hisao Fukunaga, Mr. Roy Fukuya, Mr. Kazuo Fukuyama, Mr. & Mrs. Dick K. Furukawa, Mr. Roy Furukawa, Mr. & Mrs. Hiroshi Furuta, Mrs. Tsugl Furuyama. Mr. William Furuyama, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fuwa. Dr. & Mrs. Mitsuo Gol, Mr. & Mrs. Mitsuo Gokan, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gotoh, Mr. Yoshio Guibor, Mrs. Helen Hachlya, Mr. James Hachlya, Mr. & Mrs. Tomoharu P. Haglo, Mr. & Mrs. Allan Hagio, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Hama, Mr. Namio Hamada, Mr. & Mrs. George Hamada, Mrs. Lillian Hamano, Mr. Robert K. Hanamoto, Mrs. Namlye Hanano, Mr. Charles Hara, Mr. & Mrs. Colin Hara, Mr. & Mrs. Yolchl Harada, Dr. & Mrs. Masero Harada, Mr. Ke! Harada, Mr. & Mrs. Yoshlro Harano, Mr. Ross Harano. Mrs. Takeko K. Hasegawa. Dr. & Mrs. Junjl Hasegawa, Mr. & Mrs. Aylen I. Hasegawa, Mrs. Shigemi Hasegawa. Ms. Naomi Hashimoto, Mr. Roy M. Hashimoto, Mr. & Mrs. George Hashimoto, Mr. & Mrs. Shlgeru Hashimoto, Ms. Toyoko Hashioka, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin T. Hashloka, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hashisaka, Mrs. Misayo Hatanaka, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Hattori, Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Hattori, Mr. & Mrs. Mike Hattori. Mrs. Miyo Hayano. Mrs. Lillian Hayashi. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hayashida, Mr. & Mrs. Satoshl Helfrich, Mr. & Mrs. Willis W. Henml, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Heman, Ms. Angela Hibino, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hidaka, Mr. George Higa, Mr. Perry Higa, Mr. & Mrs. George Higashi, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Higashiuchl, Mr. & Mrs. Kazuo Hikawa, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hikida, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hikida, Ms. Sadako Hikido, Mrs. Olga Hill, Mrs. Junko Hirai, Mrs. May Hirai-Fujimoto. R. & M. Hirakawa, Mr. & Mrs. Louis S. Hirakawa, Mrs. Memmy Hiraml, Mr. & Mrs. Maki Hirano, Mr. Rokuro Hiraoka, Mr. & Mrs. Sadayukl Hirata, Mr. William K. Hirata. Mrs. Merry Hirata, Ms. Meri Hiratsuka, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hirayama, Mrs. Misao Hirota, Mr. Tadao Hogan, Mrs. Hana Honda, Mr. & Mrs. Ben Honda, Mr. & Mrs. Gumpe Honda, Mr. & Mrs. Noboru Honda, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Honda, Mrs. Shizuko Hong, Mr. James Hori, Mr. & Mrs. Fukashi Hori, Mrs. Ann A Hori, Mrs. Hisa Horibe-D. Green, Ms Asayo Horita, Mr. & Mrs. Kaz M. Horita, Mr. & Mrs. Shigeo R. Horita, Mrs. Harriet Horita, Mrs. Yone Horiuchi, Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Hoshiga, Miss Yuriko Hosokawa, Mr. & Mrs. George Hosokawa. Mr. & Mrs. Kiyoshl Hotoda, Mrs. Sachiko Huang. Mrs. Mong Hwa Huey, Dr. Ray Hyosaka, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Hyosaka, Ms. Jane Hyosaka, Ms. Mary lchiba, Mr. William lchiba, Mr. & Mrs. George lchlda, Mrs. Emiko lchihashl, Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow Ichikawa, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Ichikawa, Mr. & Mrs. Tak Ichikawa, Ms. Alice Y. lchlshita, Mrs. Helen ldaka, Mrs. Suyeko lgarashl, Mr. & Mrs. Peter lgasaki, Mr. David K. lgasakl, Jr .. Mr. & Mrs. Masao Iha, Mr. Kiyoshl II, Mr. & Mrs. Kenji lijima, Ms. Tomi lino. Mr. Tomonao ljichl, Mr. & Mrs. Kent Ike, Ms. Jane Ikeda, Mr. Glenn Ikeda, Mr. Kohei Ikeda. Mrs. Hanako Ikeda, Mrs. Mary lkegaml. Mr. & Mrs. Yukio Ikemoto, Mr. Gus lkezoe, Ms. LIiiian lkoma, Mr. Sumlo Imada, Mr. Mitsuru lmanakasMr. & Mrs. James . lmon, Mr. & Mrs. Muneo R. Inouye, Dr. & Mrs. Henry Inouye. Mr. & Mrs. Chikateru Inouye, Mr. & Mrs. George Inouye, Mr. & Mrs. Shinn Inouye, Mrs. Masako Inouye, Mrs. Okiye Iseri . Mr. Klyoich i Iseri . Mrs. Masako Ishibashi, Mrs. Cecilia Ishida, Mr. Calvin Ishida. Mr. Julius Ishida. Mr. Mas Ishida, Mr. & Mrs. George T. Ishida, Mr. & Mrs. John M. Ishii. Mr. Yasuo Ishisi, Mrs. Toshiko Ishisi, Ms. Marion Ishikawa. Mr. Gerald Ishikawa, Ms. Peggy L. lshlzaki, Mrs. Mitsuye lshizuka, Mr. & Mrs. Tadayosh l lsoda. Mr. & Mrs. Jack S. ltano. Mr. Masash l ltano. Mr. & Mrs. Takeo Jtano, Mr. & Mrs. Yutaka Ito, Mr. Hirosh i Ito, Mr. Ken '• Ito, Mr. & Mrs Shigeo Ito, Mr. & Mrs Sumio Ito, Mr. & Mrs Tom Ito, Mr. & Mrs. George Ito. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Ito, Mrs. Kiyoko Ito. Ms. Lois Ito. Ms. Valerie ltow, Mrs. Yoshlye G. lwafuchl. Mr. & Mrs. Kingo lwai, Mr. T. Ted Iwami, Mr. & Mrs. Don Akira Iwami, Ms. Ruth Iwamoto, Mr. Hiroshi lwamuro, Mrs. Yoe lwana. Mrs. Fumlye lwanaga, Mr. & Mrs. Michae l lwao, Mr. & Mrs. Michlo Iwaoka, Mr. John Iwaoka, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Iwaoka, Mrs. Sam Iwata, Mr. & Mrs. Roy lwatake, Mr. & Mrs. Steve lwatsukl, Mr. & Mrs. Frank lwatsukisMs. Fumiko , lzui. Dr. & Mrs. Victosr lzui. Mr. Richard lzul, Mr. & Mrs. George lzuo, Mr. Peter Johnston, Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Joji. Mr. & Mrs. Toshio JonessMrs. Sumiko , Jonokuchi, Mr. Eddie Kabumoto, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Y. Kadokura, Mr. & Mrs. Hirosh i Kadonaga, Mr. & Mrs. Yuwao Kadota, Dr. & Mrs. PausS. l Kadowaki, Mrs& Mrs. Ken . Kadowakl, Mr. & Mrs. Pau l Kadoyama, Mr. & Mrs. George Kagami, Mr. Thomas Kaihara, Dr. & Mrs. Wesley T. Kaihara, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kaihara, Mrs. Elsie Kaihatsu, Mr. Omar M. Kaihatsu, Mrs. Rose Kajikawa, Mr. Frank Kajiwara. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kakazu, Mr. Takash l Kambara. Dr. & Mr s. Andrew Kambara. Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Kamiya, Mrs. Frances Komo, Mr. Richard N. Komo, Mr. & Mrs. Haruo Kanaya, Mr. & Mrs. Enoch Kaneko. Mr. & Mrs. Hiroshi Kaneko, Mrs. Merle Kanemoto, Mr. & Mrs. Nell Y. Kanemoto, Mr. & Mrs. Yu taka Kaneshiro, Mr. Stanley Kaneshiro, Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Kanki, Mr. Minoru Kankl, Mr. Shuji Kankl, Mr. & Mrs. Mamoru Kano, Mrs. Sachiko Karafotas, Mr. & Mrs. Phlislip Karikomi, Mr. Henry Karikomi, Mr. Stanley Kariya, Mr. Tokio Kariya, Mrs. Michiko Kasai. Mr. & Mrs. Tosh Kasamoto. Mr. & MrssNao . Kashihara, Dr. & MrssJack Y. . Kashihara, Mrs. George Y. Kasuya, Mr. Masanori Kataglri. Mrs. Hema Katahlra, Mr. & Mrs. George KatayamasMr. Jerry , Kato. Mr. Masco G. Kato, Mr. & Mrs. Alan Kato, Mrs. Sakaye Kato, Ms. Betty A Katsuno, Mrs. Chle Katsuyama, Mr. & Mrs. Fred M. Kawabata, Mr. & MrssHideo . Kawaguchi, Mr. & MrssMotohiro . Kawaguchi, Mrs. Sen Kawaguchi, Ms. Hisaye Kawahara, Mr. & MrssJames . Kawakami, Mr. & Mrs. James Kawakami. Mr. & Mrs. Kenjl Kawako. Mr. & Mrs. Masayuk l Kawamoto, Mr. & Mrs. Msitsugl Kawamoto, Mr. & MrssMorriss . Kawamoto, Ms. Lynne Kawamura, Mr. & MrssMac . Kawamura, Ms. AmsJ i . Kawanagc, Dr. & Mrs. Henry Kawano, Mr. & Mrs. John Kawano, Mrs& MrssMinoru F. . . Kawano. Ms. Linda S. Kawasaki. Mr. Teruso Kawasaki. Mr. & MrssGeorge . Kawasaki. Mr. & Mrs. Norlmasa Kawashima, Mr. & Mrs. James T. Kawashsima, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kay, Ms. Nobi K. Kayano, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kebo, Mrs. Evelyn Kenmotsu, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ksido, Mrs& Mrs. George H. . Ksikuchi, Mr. Atsushl Kikuchi. Mr. Katsuml Kikuchsi. Mr. & Mrs. Robert A KikuchisMrssToshiko . , KlkutasMrs& MrssNoboru , . . KimsMrs& MrssRaymond . . , Kimura, Mr. Tad Kimura, Mr. & Mrs. Eugesne KimurasMrs& MrssGeorge M. . . . KimurasMrs& MrssPau , . . l KimurasMrssChieko , . Kimura, Mrs. Mary KimurasMrssToyoko , . KimurasMrssYoshiko , . KimurasMs Mina , KimurasMssLIiiian . , KimurasMssWaka , . Kinishl, Mrs. Kyoko KinishisMssYuriko , . Kinoshita, Mr. George KitasMrs& MrssCar , . . l Kitabayashl. MrssHelen . KitahatasMrssPaula , . KitamurasMrsKenj . . i Kitazakl, Miss Mixie KitazaklsMrs& MrssJohn W , . . . Kitazakl. Mr. & Mrs. John Y . KltsusesMrsNelson , . Kittaka, MrssKumako . Kobata, Mr. & MrssMasanobu . Kobayashi, Mr. Kastsuyosh i Kobayashi, Mrs& Mrsslsamu Sam . . Kobayashi, Mr. & MrssYujl . Kobayashi. MssRyoko . Kobayashi, Ms. Sum i Kodama, Mr. & Mrs. Mitsuo Kodani, Mrs& MrssMike . . Koga, Mrs& MrssAlbert . . Koga , Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Koga, Ms. Janette Coope r KoidesMssRitzuko , . Koizumi, Mrs& MrssRoy . . Koizumi, Mrs& MrssSeiichl . . Kojima, Mrs& MrssSusumu . . Kokoris, Mrs. Fumiko Konagamltsu, Mr. & Mrs. Kiko Kondo, Mr. Raymond I. Kondo, MrsThomas T. . Kono, Mrs& MrssDayne . . Kono, MrssKozul . Kosaka, MrsBruce . Koyanagi, Mr. & Mrs. Haruto Kozawa, MrsTakashl . Kraus. Mrs. Bette Kreamelmeyer, Ms. Jean Mlchlyo Kruege r, MrssMarlon . KubosMrsRobert S , . . KubosesRevs& MrssGyomay M. , . . KubosesRevs& MrssSunnan . . . KubotasMrsMasco Ben , . Kubota, Mr. Ryo Kudo, Mrs& Mrs. Shigesru . KuklsMrssYoko , . KumaklsMrsRobert W , . . KumaklsMrs& MrssJames . . . KumamotosDrsDavid Ps , . . KumamotosDrs& MrssKok , . . l KumasakasMrs& MrssHaruo . . , KumatasMrssMisao , . KumatasMssRuth , . Kunisada, Mrs. Kiyoe KunitasMrssSadie , . KuosMrssFun . g, KurakazusMrs& MrssGeorge J , . . . KuramitsusMrsHowie , . KuramotosMrs& MrssTamotsu . . , KuramotosMrssAiko , . Kuranlshi Mr& MrsTom , . . KuroiwasMrs& MrssHaruk . . , i KurokawasMrs& MrssStanley 0 . . . , Kurotsuchi Dr& MrsRosY . . . , y KusayanasMrs& MrssStanlye gsl, . . Kusasa nasMrssHiroko ygsi , . KusesMrs& Mrsslsamu . . , KusesMsso , . Lily Nobs uy KushisMrs& MrssShigesru , . . Kushino, Mrs. Betty KushinosMrssYurie , . KusumotosMrs& MrssJsro , . . ls KusumotosMrs& MrssShoji . . . KuwaharasMrs& MrssHarry , . . KuwaharasMrssShlzu , . KuwashimasMrssHelen H . KuzuharasMsslkue, . , . KuzuharasRevs& MrssChiaki . . , La FleursMssA , . LehrmansMrs& MrssNat . . , LinsMrssVivian , . UnsMrssYinsMin , . g g LoftonsMrs& MrssNathan , . . MoedesMrsJames , . 11 MEMBERS Maeda, Mr. & Mrs. Shltsuke Maeda, Ms. R. Violette Maeda-Janka, Mr. & Mrs. John, Ellen Maeshiba. Mrs. Elizabeth Mah, Mrs. Hlsae Makino, Mr. William Y. Makino, Mrs. Martha Makino, Ms. Rose H. Manshio. Mr. Calvin Marcus, Ms. Catherine E. Marden, Mrs. Julie Martorana. Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Maruyama, Mr. & Mrs. George Maruyama, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Masada, Ms. Alice A Masuda, Mrs. Kikuye Masumoto, Mr. Hiro Matayoshi. Mr. & Mrs. Rocky S. Matayoshi, Ms. Toyoko Matsubara. Mrs. Taeko Matsuda, Mr. John Matsuda, Mr. Paul Matsuda, Mr. & Mrs. Monte Matsuda, Mr. & Mrs. Tetsuo Matsui, Mr. & Mrs. Ben Matsui, Mr. & Mrs. Tak Matsumoto, Dr. & Mrs. George Matsumoto. Mr. Alan Matsumoto, Mr. Tom Matsumoto, Mr. Yoshinobu Matsumoto, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Y. Matsumoto, Mr. & Mrs. James Matsumoto. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Matsumoto, Mr. & Mrs. Katsuo Matsumoto, Mr. & Mrs. Kimitsu Matsumoto, Mr. & Mrs. Shig Matsumoto. Mrs. Mary Matsumoto, Ms. Linda Matsunaga, Mr. Douglas S. Matsuo. Mrs. Yoshiko Matsuoka, Mrs. Fusa H. Matsushima, Mr. Akira Matsushima, Mr. & Mrs. Tomoml Matsushima, Mrs. Hideko Matsushita, Mr. Masaru Matsushita, Mr. & Mrs. Aki Matsutanl, Mr. & Mrs. Hisashl Matsuura, Mr. & Mrs. George Matsuzaki, Mr. Hiroshi Matza, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mayahara. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mayeda, Mr. Gene Mayeda, Mr. Harry K. Mayeda, Mr. & Mrs. Hlro Mayeda, Mr. & Mrs. Ike Mayeshiba, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J Mazawa, Mr. & Mrs. Shigemi Mazawa, Mr. & Mrs. Shigeto Mencia, Mr. & Mrs. Masao Midwest Budd. Ch .. Migakl, Mrs. Sueno Mikami, Mr. Shunzo Miller, Dr. & Mrs. Edwin Minaga, Mr. & Mrs. Chico Minato, Mr. Asao Mine, Mr. & Mrs. Jumpel Mishima, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mita, Mr. & Mrs. James Mitamura, Mr. Theodore Mitani, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Mlto, Mr. Paul Mitsunaga, Mr. & Mrs. James M. Miura, Mr. & Mrs. Tsutomu Miwa, Mr. & Mrs. lchiro T. Miyagawa, Mr. & Mrs. Hiromi Miyagi, Dr. Norman Miyakawa, Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Miyakawa. Mr. & Mrs. Seiichl Miyakawa, Mrs. Tsugl Miyake. Dr. & Mrs. Ryoichi Miyake, Mr. Abe S. Miyake, Mr. Gregory Miyake. Mr. & Mrs. Hiroshi Miyake, Mr. & Mrs. Jack S. Miyake, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Miyao, Ms. Nancy Miyashiro, Ms. Jean M. Miyashita, Mr. Tohru Edward Miyashita, Mr. & Mrs. Miklo Miyata, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Miyata, Mr. & Mrs. Victor Miyata, Mrs. Misu Miyazaki. Mr. & Mrs. Shu Mizote, Mr. Hlsashl E. Mizumoto, Mr. Hiroshi Mizuno. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Mizusawa. Mr. & Mrs. Smiley Hisao Mizuta, Mr. Yukinao Mizuta, Mr. & Mrs. Takanori Monma, Mrs. Setsuko Mori, Miss Yoshiko Mori, Mrs. June K. Morikawa, Mr. & Mrs. George Morikl. Mr. & Mrs. Tsuneo Morikunl. Mr. Robert M. Morimitsu, Mr. Frank K. Morimltsu, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Morimltsu, Mr. & Mrs. George Morimoto, Dr. & Mrs. Paul Morimoto. Mr. & Mrs. Todd Morioka, Mrs. Judy Morishlge, Mr. & Mrs. George K. Morishige, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Morishita, Mr. & Mrs. Ray J. Morita, Dr. & Mrs. Mototsugu Morita, Mr. James Morita, Mr. S. Roy Morita, Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Morita, Mrs. Masano Motoike, Mr. & Mrs. Hideo Motokl, Mr. Seiichi Motomura. Mrs. Tomiko Motooka. Mrs. Grace Mourl, Mr. & Mrs. Sadayuki Mukai, Mr. & Mrs. George K. Mukai, Mrs. Chlyoko Mukoyama, Jr .. Mjr. Gen. James Mukushina. Mrs. Tomoko Munemoto, Mr. & Mrs. Hatsulchi Munemoto, Mrs. Kosuml Mura, Mr. & Mrs. Tom K. Murai, Mr. & Mrs. Katsumi Murakami, Dr. & Mrs. Glenn Murakami, Mr. Alan T. Murakami, Mr. Shigeo Murakami, Mr. Tadao Murakami, Mrs. Nobu Murakami, Ms. Carol Murakami, Ms. Kazuko Murakishi, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Muramoto, Mrs. Mary Murao, Mr. & Mrs. Shig Muraoka, Mrs. Suga Muraoka, Mrs. Tomoye Murata, Dr. Alice Murata, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Murata, Mr. & Mrs. Yoshinorl Nabeta, Mr. & Mrs. Shigeo Nagai, Mr. & Mrs. Tay 12 Nagalshl, Mr. Hideo Nagaoka, Mrs. Setsuko Nagaro, Mr. Fred Nagata, Mr. Suehlro Nagata, Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Naito, Mr. & Mrs. Tony Naka, Mr. & Mrs. Fumio Robert Nakachl. Mrs. Mitsue Nakada, Mr. & Mrs. Pershing Nakagawa, Mr. Yoshie Nakagawa, Mr. & Mrs. Aki Nakagawa. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Nakagawa. Mr. & Mrs. Masayukl Nakagawa, Mr. & Mrs. Shunlchl Nakagawa, Mr. & Mrs. William Nakagawa, Mrs. Tsune Nakagawa. Ms. Ruby Nakaguchl, Mrs. Midori Nakamoto, Mr. Keith Nakamoto, Mr. & Mrs. Gray Nakamoto, Mr. & Mrs. Tokuhide Nakamoto, Mrs. Hisako Nakamura, Mr. Atsuyo Nakamura, Mr. Henry Nakamura, Mr. Karl Nakamura, Mr. Uji Nakamura, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Nakamura, Mr. & Mrs. Noboru Nakamura. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nakamura, Mr. & Mrs. Takeshl Nakamura, Mrs. Chiyo Nakamura, Mrs. Fujiye Nakamura, Ms. Carolyn K. Nakamura, Ms. Sada Nakane, Mrs. Aiko Nakanishi. Mr. & Mrs. George Nakanishi, Mr. & Mrs. Toshio Nakano, Mr. & Mrs. Hiroshi Nakano, Ms. Maye Nakao, Mr. & Mrs. George K. Nakao, Mr. & Mrs. lsamu Nakaoka. Dr. Kurt Nakashima, Mr. & Mrs. Kats Nakashima, Mr. & Mrs. Sam M. Nakata, Mr. & Mrs. John Sho Nakata, Ms. Betty Nakawatase, Mrs. Some Nakaya, Mrs. Tsuneko Nakayama, Dr. & Mrs. Joe Nakayama, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Nakayama, Mr. & Mrs. Masao Nakayama. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Nakayama, Mrs. Aklye Nakayama, Mrs. Yoshino Nakazawa, Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Nakazawa, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Namba, Mr. & Mrs. Minor Nambu, Mr. & Mrs. Yolchlro Nambu. Rev. & Mrs. Masaru Narimatsu, Mrs. Jean S. Narimatsu, Ms. Susan M. Nasu, Ms. Mieko Nazuka, Mr. Toshu Neeno. Dr. & Mrs. Katsuml Neeno. Mr. George Nemoto. Ms. Elaine Nishi, Mr. & Mrs. Hiromu Nishi. Ms. Grace Nlshibayashl. Mrs. Amy Nishida, Mrs. Yoshiye K. Nishihira, Mr. & Mrs. Mori Nishijima, Mr. & Mrs. Satoshl Nishimoto, Miss Kay Nishimoto, Mr. Tim K. Nishimoto, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Toshlo Nishimoto, Mr. & Mrs. Kiyoto Nishimoto, Mrs. Hisako Nishimura, Mr. Gregory Nishimura, Mr. Ken G. Nishimura. Mr. & Mrs. Aki F. Nishimura. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Nishimura. Mr. & Mrs. Masao Nishimura, Mr. & Mrs. Tosh Nishimura, Mrs. Maria K. Nishio, Mr. & Mrs. Johnny K. Nishioka, Mrs. Nancy Nishioka, Ms. Mlarie Nishlura, Mr. Jerry Noda, Mrs. Mlsayo Noguchi, Mr. & Mrs. Takao Nojima, Ms. Betsy T. Nojiri. Mr. & Mrs. Nobuo Noma, Mr. & Mrs. Toshio Noma, Ms. Keiko Nomiya, Mrs. Takeko Nomoto, Mr. & Mrs. Taro Nomura, Mr. Paul Nomura, Mr. & Mrs. David R. Nomura, Mrs. Maso Norimoto, Mr. Masanobu con/itxJed onPage 17 l l 1 / THE FACES OF JASC The Japanese American Service Committee In this Mr. Nishlura this fiscal year and were assembled in an Amual Report Is proud to present "The Faces of JASC" album to please the other participants In the Adult -a series of photographs by Jerry Nishiura, a partiDay Care program. cipant in our organization's Adult Day Care program. The editors of this annual report were privileged Mr. Nlshiura is 90 years old. He has been in Adult Day Care since April of 1990, shortly after his wife died. While photography has been his hobby for a number of years, before retiring he was a draftsmanengineer. In addition to taking pictures he loves to read and be outdoors, enjoying nature. The pictures you will see on this and following pages are of the people Mr. Nishiura meets every day. They are fellow participants In the Adult Day Care program, volunteers that come to help, some staff members and children who come to visit and in many cases entertain the elderly in the program. The photographs featured here were taken by to see the photographs and have Mr. Nlshlura's permission to use them. They felt that the artist/ photographer not only possesses a keen eye, but has the uncanny ability to capture "that maglcal moment· which expresses character, determination, joy or sorrow on film. We were Impressed and thank him for making "The Faces of JASC" possible. It should be noted that Mr. Nishlura's photographs are In color and may have lost some quality in black-and-white printing. We also are I not identifying his subjects, but all of them are associated with JASC. \ I I I MEMBERS Nosaka, Mr. & Mr.;, Fred Nozakl. Mr. Barney Nozaki. Mr.;, Tomle Nozawa. Mr. & Mr.;, John H. Numata. Mr. & Mr.;, James S. Oba, Mr. George Obara, Mr. & Mr.;, Andrew M. Obata, Ms. Miyoko Oehl, Mr. & Mr.;, Hisash l Ochiai, Mr. & Mr.;. Takesh l Oda, Mr. Mike Oda, Mr. & Mr.;, Dick R. Oda, Mrs. Lucy Oda, Mrs. Molly Oda, Mrs. Ruth Oda, Ms. Arlye Oda, Ms. June Ogasawara, Mr. & Mrs. Mnoru ii Ogasawara, Mr. & Mrs. Steve Ogawa, Mr. James Ogawa, Mr. Shoji Ogawa, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Ogawa, Mr. & Mrs. Shu Ogawa, Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Ogawa, Mr.;. Elsie Ogi, Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Ogura, Ms. Donna Ohama, Mrs. Alyce A. Ohba, Mr. & Mrs. Shunjiro Ohi. Mr. & Mrs. Fred K. Ohlson, Dr. Virginia Ohno, Mr.;, Helen S. Ohr, Dr. Fred Oishi. Mr. & Mr.;, Hideo Oka, Ms. Akiko Okabe, Mr. & Mr.;, Thomas Okabe, Mr.;. Helen H. Okada, Mr.;. Yukiko Okamoto. Mr. & Mr.;, Thomas Okamoto. Mr. & Mr.;, William Okamoto. Mr.;, illlasano Okamoto, Ms. Hana Okamura, Mr. & Mr.;. Henry K. Okayama, Mr.;, Marion A. Oklgawa, Mr. & Mr.;, Kazuichl Okimoto, Mr. & Mr.;, Yoneo Okimoto, Mrs. Kiyoko Okimura, Mr.;, Hatsu Okita, Mr. Frank T. Oku, Mr. & Mr.;, George Okutoml, Mr. Kazumltsu Okutoml, Ms. Yuml, Noriko 0ml, Mr. & Mr.;. Fred T. Omori. Dr. & Mrs. Harry Omori, Mr. Thomas Omori, Mr.;, Hatsuko Omuro, Mr.;. Bette S. One, Mr. Dick Onishi. Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Ono, Mr. & Mr.;, Hirosh ii Ono, Mr. & Mr.;. Mitsuo Ono, Mr. & Mr.;. Mitsuo H. Onoda, Mr. & Mr.;. Hideo Osakada, Ms. Marion Osako, Mr. & Mr.;, George R. Oshiro, Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Oshiro, Mr. & Mrs. Sholch l Oshiro, Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Oshita, Mr. Thomas Oshita, Mr. & Mrs. Hosen Oshita, Mr. & Mrs. Yutaka Oshita, Mr.;, Susie Ostermann, Mr.;, Tsue A. ota, Mr. Alvin A. Ota, Mr. Fred Otake, Ms. Marie K. Otake, Mr. & Mr.;. Paul Otsubo, Ms. Katherine Ouchi , Mr. & Mrs. James Oya, Mr. George Oya, Ms. Merry Oyama, Dr. & Mr.;, Joseph H. Oyasu, Dr. Ryoichl Ozaki, Mr. & Mr.;, Henry Ozaki, Mr. & Mr.;, Masato Ozaki, Mr. & Mr.;, Sam Ozaki, Mr. & Mr.;. Yoji Ozawa, Mr. & Mr.;, George Ozawa & Family, Mr.;, Thomas S. Ozeki, Mr. & Mr.;, Ken Ozima. Mr. Shlgenobu Paulsen, Mr. & Mr.;. Eugene Pittelkau, Mr.;, Hisae Proctor, Mr. Steve Prosise. Mr.;. Lucille Pultorak, Mr.;. Janet Sakai Rubinstein, Mr. & Mr.;, George Sabusawa, Mr. Harry Sagaml. Mr. & Mir.;, Yahachl Sagaml, Ms. Donna Sahara, Mr. Chujl Sahara, Mr.;, Teruko L. Sahara, Ms. Toshiko Saide, Mr. & Mr.;, Harold Saiki, Mr. & Mr.;. Georgei i Saiki, Mr. & Mr.;, Hideo Saito, Mr. & Mir.;, Frank M. Saito, Mr. & Mir.;, Minor u Sakaguchi. Mr.;, Katsum l Sakai. Mr. & Mr.;, Henry K. Sakal, Mr. & Mr.;, lsamu Sakal. Mr. & Mrs. Yoshi taro Sakal, Mr.;, Rose Sakamoto, Dr. & Mrs. Frank Sakamoto, Mr. Wayn e T. Sakamoto, Mr. & Mr.;. Jlroi Sakata, Mr.;. Tosh! Sakauye, Mr. & Mr.;, John Sakoda, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Saks, Mr. K. Kincaid Sakuma, Mr.;, Matsuko Sakurada, Mr. Hirao Sakurai, Mr. & Mr.;, Robert Sasaki, Mr. Mas Sasaki. Mr. William Sasaki, Mr. Willy K. Sasaki, Mr. & Mr.;, Ell Sasaki, Mr. & Mr.;, John Sasaki, Mr. & Mr.;, Robert M. Sasamoto, Dr. & Mrs. George N. Sasamoto, Mr. & Mr.;, Tad T. Sasamura, Mr.;, Misakl Sato, Mr. Takashl R. Sato, Mr. & Mr.;, Andrew Sato, Mr. & Mr.;, Kay a Sto, Mr. & Mr.;, Louie a Sto, Mr. & Mr.;, Sam Sato, Mr.;, Ayo Sato, Mr.;, Misao Sato, Ms. Riyo Satoh, Rev. & Mr.;, Kel Sawada, Mr. Henry Schectman. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Scott, Mrs. Shlgeko P. Senda, Mr. & Mr.;. Kane Seo, Mr.;, Hisako Sera, Mr. & Mr.;, Shunso 17 Serikaku. Mr. Stanley S. Seto, Mr. & Mr.;, James Shiba, Mr.;, Fumiko Shido, Mr. & Mrs. Mitsuzo Shieh, Mr. Chi -Lin Shigehlra, Mr.;, Natsuko Shlgehlra, Mr.;, Tutsuyo Shlgihara, Mr. & Mrs. Hirosh i Shikaml, Mr. & Mrs. James Shima, Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Shimabukuro, Ms. Kiyoko Shiimada, Mrs. Rae Shimashita, Mr. & Mr.;, Joe Shiimashita, Mr. & Mr.;, John Shimidzu, Mr. & Mr.;, Lincoln r Shimizu, Mr. & Mi.;, Mito Shimizu, Mr. & Mr.;. Wataru Shimizu, Mr. & Mr.;, William Shimizu, Mr.;, Masako r Shimizu, Mi.;, Momoe Shiimizu, Ms. Michie Shimoda, Mr. & Mr.;, Sam I. Shli,moda, Mr.;iOsawa K. Shimokubo, Mr.;, Tsugl Shimomura, Mr. & Mr.;. Yoneo Shimotake, Dr. & Mrs. Hiroshi Shinagawa, Mr. & Mr.;. Howard Shlnsako, Mr. & Mrs. Shiro Shintaku, Mr. & Mr.;, Clark H. Shintani. Mr.;, Shizuko S. Shintani. Mr.;, Yoneko Shiohara, Mr.;, Nobuko Shlohara, Ms. Elsie Shlomoto, Mr. Tokuml Shiozakl, Mr. Ted Shlozaki. Ms. Ruth U. Shirai'wa, Mr. Seichl Shirakawabe, Mr. Ben Shirakawabe, Mr. & Mr.;, Henry Shiratakl, Mr. & Mr.;, Klyohiko Shlratsuki, Ms. Misao Shiratsuki, Ms. Sumiko Shiroma, Mr. Howard Shishido, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Shishido, Mr. & Mr.;, Melvyn Shoda, Mr. Glenn M. Soda, Mr. & Mr.;, Ken Sonoda, Mr. & Mr.;, Jeff K. Sonoda, Mr. & Mr.;, Kiyoshl Sonoda, Ms. Louise Sonoda, Ms. Mary T. Sorl. Mr. & Mr.;, Maseru Suda, Mr. & Mr.;, Toshlo Suga, Mr. & Mr.;, Shlgeo Sugai, Mr. & Mr.;, Ray Sugano, Mr. & Mr.;, Takeo Frank Sugeno, Mr. Henry H. 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Ms. Meml Azuma, Mrs. Alyse S. Babbin, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Doi. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Endo, Mrs. Shima Fujii, Mrs. Tomiye Fujita, Mr. Charles K. Fukami, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fukunaga, Mr. & Mrs. Hideo Hara, Mr. Colin Hashioka, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Herman, Mrs. A T. Higa, Mr. & Mrs. George Hirata, Mrs. Merl Hiratsuka, Mr. Robert S. Honda, Mr. Kusuo Kay Hori, Mr. & Mrs. Fukashi lchishlta, Ms. Haru Helen lijima, Mr. Tomi Ike, Ms. Jane lnamine, Mr. Charles Ishibashi, Mrs. Cecelia Ishida, Mr. & Mrs. George Ito, Mr. & Mrs. George Ito, Ms. Lois K. lwafuchl, Mr. Kingo Iwami, Ms. Ruth N. Iwaoka, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Iwata, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Kaita, Mr. Chris K. Kanaya. Mr. & Mrs. Enoch Kanemoto, Mr. & Mrs. Yutaka Kato, Mrs. Sakaye Kawamoto, Mr. Frank K. Kawashima, Mr. James Kawawguchl, Mrs. Sen Klkuta. Mr. & Mrs. Noboru Kimura, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Kobayashi, Mr. & Mrs. lsamu Kondo, Raymond & Nancy Kubose, Rev. & Mrs. Gyomay M. Kudo, Mr. & Mrs. Shlgeru Kumata, Ms. Ruth Kuse, Miss Lily N. Lin, Ms. Vivian Mah, Mrs. Hisae Maruyama, Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Matsui, Mr. & Mrs. Takanobu Matsushita, Mr. Masaru Mayeda, Mr. & Mrs. Hire Mayeshiba, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Migaki. Mrs. Sueno Miyagawa, Mr. Hiroyuki Miyakawa. Mr. Robert H. Motooka. Mrs. Grace Murakami, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Nagata, Mr. Suehlro Nakamoto, Mrs. Hisako Nakamura, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nakao, Mr. & Mrs. George Nakaoka, Mr. Kurt Nakayama, Mrs. Yoshino Nakazawa, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Nasu, Miss Mieko Nishimoto, Ms. Kay Nishimura, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Nishimura, Mr. & Mrs. Masao Nishimura, Mr. & Mrs. Tosh Nishioka, Ms. Marie T. Nomura. Mrs. Maso Norimoto, Mr. Masanobu O'Sucha, Mrs. Mary Ogawa, Mr. & Mrs. Shuichl Ohlson. Ms. Virginia Okamoto, Mrs. Masano Oshita, Mr. Thomas Pittelkau, Mrs. Hisae Sahara, Miss Toshiko Sakaguchi, Mrs. Katsuml Saks, Mr. K. Kincaid Sasamura. Mrs. Misaki Shiba, Mrs. Fumiko Shiohara, Mrs. & Ms. Nobuko & Elsie Sonoda, Ms. Louise Sugano, Mr. Frank T. Suzuki, Mr. Joseph K. Suzuki, Ms. Sakari Suzukida, Mr. Barry Tado, Mr. Satoshl T. Tagami, Mr. & Mrs. Kay Takehara, Mr. & Mrs. lchiro Takeuchi, Ms. Helen H. Tamashiro, Mr. Masanobu Tamura, Mrs. Clare Tanaka, Mr. Joseph N. Tanaka, Mr. & Mrs. James Tanaka, Mr. & mrs. Robert M. Tani, Mr. Benjamin S. Tanimoto, Mr. Takeshi Tanouye, Mrs. Toshl Tasmada. Mr. & Mrs. Kay laura, Mr. & Mrs. Masayasu B. Terada. Mrs. Yoshiko Teraji. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Teshima, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Toyama, Mr. Hire Tsugawa, Mr. & Mrs. Tom T. Uchiyama, Mrs. Dorothy Utsunomiya, Mrs. Hisako Watanabe, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold K. Watanabe, Mr. & Mrs. Tom I. Whitted, Mr. & Mrs. Brooke Yabuta, Mr. Tetsuo Yamamoto, Mr. & Mrs. George Yamamoto, Mrs. R. Yamashita, Mr. Takeshl Yamashita, Mr. & Mrs. Yoshlo Yamate, Mr. & Mrs. Hideo Yamauchi, Mr. & Mrs. Steve Yatsushiro, Mr. Kenjl Yoshimura, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Young, Miss Nancy MEMORIAL GIFTS Butcher, Pam Cichowlcz, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ciesielski. Karen Doi, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Geary, Carol House of Barri-Doi Inc. Ishibashi, Mr. & Mrs. Karen Kakazu, Takashi Kapler, Ethel Kawasaki, Mr. & Mrs. Corky Kltabayashi, Helen Kono, Nellie N. Kurlsu, Elaine Mayer, Eve Mulcahy, Norah Murakami, Shlgeo Muraoka, Tomoye Nambu, Mr. & Mrs. Masaru Nishlura, Jerry Omori, Lydia C. Patterson, Mary Beth Sloan, Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Stein, Mr. & Mrs. P. Suzuki. Kin Takahashi, Teruko Takehara, Dr. & Mrs. Joe Tamura, Mr. & Mrs. Seize Tomihlro. Chiye Tomita, Lydia Torii, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Uchida, Miki Utsunomiya, Hisako Yamanaka, Alyce K. CORPORATE & FOUNDATION GIFTS Chicago Japanese American Council Industrial Bank of Japan Ltd. Sasakawa Foundation MATCHING GIFTS BTL Foundation Fel Pro{Mecklenburger Foundation Mitsubishi lnt'I Corp. Phillip Morris Companies, Inc. IN-KIND GIFTS TO JASC Ben Kay Chicago. Inc. Canon U.S.A .. Inc. Chicago Marriott O'Hare Echo. Incorporated Four Seasons Hotel Frank's Jewelry Fujitsu Systems Business of America. Inc. Hana To Yoko Hotel Nikko Chicago Harry lchiyasu & Assoc. Japan Air Lines JFC International. Inc. JIC. lnc. Kikkoman Foods. Inc. Le Meridian Chicago Makita. U.S.A.. Inc. Matsushita Electric Corporation of America Mitsubishi International Corporation Mitsui & Company (U.S.A.) Inc. NEC Technologies. Inc. Noritake Co .. Inc. Palmer House Panasonic Company Quasar Company Restaurant Suntory Ri!z Carlton of Chicago Sakata Pearl Company (U.S.A.) Ltd. Sanchez & Daniels Sanyo Sales & Supply (U.S.A.) Corp. Sanyo Fisher (U.S.A.) Corp. Sharp Electronics Toshiba America Consumer Product.Inc. United Airlines Uptown National Bank Yaohan U.S.A. Corp. Yoshi's Cafe JAPANESE COMPANY CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP Aisan Corp. of America American Fuji Fire & Marine Ins. Co. CKD-Createc Corp. Echo Inc. Fuji America Corp. Fuji Photo Film USA Inc. Honda & Associates. Inc. Itochu International Inc. KGK International Corp. Kajima International, Inc. Kikkoman Foods. Inc. Marubeni America Corp. Chicago Branch Matsushita Electric Corp. of America Mhotronics, Inc. Mitsubishi International Corp. Mitsui & Co. (USA) Inc. Mitsui OSK Lines (America) Inc. NTN Bearing Corp. of America NYK Line (North America)lnc. Nichicon (America) Corp. Nichimen America Inc. Nippon Express USA. Inc. Nippon Steel USA Inc. Nissan Forklift Corp. North America Nissho lwal American Corp. Noble USA Inc. OSG Tap & Die, Inc. Omron Foundation. Inc. Sumitomo Corp. of America Sumitomo Electric Carbide Inc. Takeda Chemical Industries. Ltd. The Chicago-Tokyo Bank The Fuji Bank. Ltd. The Mitsubishi Bank. Ltd .. Chicago Branch Toko America Inc. Toshiba America Electronic Components U. S. Tsubaki. Inc. Yaohan USA Corp. Yasukawa Electric America. Inc. 22 STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSES Japanese American Service Committee Condensed Statement of Revenue and Expenses for the year ended June 30, 1993 REVENUE EXPENSES Philanthropic Support .................. S545.000 Program Services ..................... $820.0CO Government Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S221 .OCO Support Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $158 .000 Others .............................. S120.000 Total Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $886,000 Total Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $978,000 Excess of Expenses over Support and Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $(92,000) A copy of our complete Financial Statement audited by Yamada & lsono. Certified Public Accountants. can be viewed at the JASC office. 1992-1993 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Board Board Members President: Kiyo Fujiu Arthur T. Morimitsu Roy Iwata Evy Johansen Vice Presidents: Fumiko Kokoris Neil Kanemoto Jane Kurakazu Calvin Manshio Linda Matsumoto Betty Nakanishi Gene Mayeda Kiyo Yoshimura Chieko Onoda Sandra R. Otaka Treasurer: Yoji Ozaki Nancy Yamamoto-Yoshida Don Sakamoto Peggy Wallace Secretary: Brian Witkowski May Nakano Sandra Yamate Lori Yokoyama Ex-Officio Noboru Honda Lillian C. Kimura Harry K. Mayeda Lincoln Shimidzu Thomas S. Teraji Advisory Board Ben Chikaraishi Tomonao lino Kashiro Mizuno Eizo Nishi Rev. Kei Satoh George Teraoka Shig Wakamatsu 1992-1993 ANNUAL REPORT Published by the Department of Development and Public Relations JAPANESE AMERICAN SERVICE COMMITTEE 4427 North Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois 60640 Arthur T. Morimitsu, President Masaru Nambu, Executive Director !vars Liepins, Director of Development and Public Relations JAPANESE AMERICAN SERVICE COMMITTEE A nonprofit social service agency, founded August 30, 1946 serving families, the aging, and emotionally disabled among Japanese, other Asians, and non-Asians in the UptownEdgewater-Lakeview communities on Chicago's northeast side. Member of... United Way of Chicago National Council on the Aging Chicago Japanese American Council Illinois Association of Adult Day Care Centers Illinois Association of Day Care Providers Metropolitan Chicago Coalition on Aging Association of Illinois Senior Centers Annual Report designed by Carlisle/Liepins associates, Inc .. Chicago, IL Japanese American SeNice Committee does not discriminate in admission to programs or treatment of employment In programs or activities in compliance with the Illinois Human Rights Act; the U.S. Civil Rights Act; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act; the Age Discrimination Act; the Age Discrimination In Employment Act; and the U.S. and Illinois Constitutions. If you feel you have been discriminated against, you have a right to file a complaint. For information, contact Masaru Nambu, Executive Director at 275-7212.
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Honoring the Past, Strengthening the Present, Envisioning the Future In August of 1946, the Chicago Resettlers Committee (CRC) was established to assist the federal War Relocation Authority in resettling the approximately 20,000 people of Japanese ancestry who had emigrated to Chicago from the war-time concentration camps. The CRC: • referred people to needed services such as banks, insurance and real estate agents, attorneys, dentists and doctors; • supplied them with information about stores, restaurants and hospitals; • helped find employment, housing and churches; • helped fight discrimination; • coordinated recreational activities; and • provided personal contacts. 1 The CRC filled the immediate needs of this very specifically defined population. In 1954, its original goals met, the organization changed its name to the Japanese American Service Committee UASC), reflecting the shift from resettlement to social services and community programs. As times changed and the original Japanese American emigres aged, the JASC continued to evolve in both small and substantial ways. Presently, the organization is poised for a sea change. This past year the staff and board of the JASC, while continuing to honor the past and strengthen the present, have spent hundreds of hours envisioning the organization's future. The strategic plan that was developed will help guide and shape the JASC so that it can remain vital, relevant and as targeted in its goals over the coming years as it was when the organization was conceived. 1 A Brief History of the JASC, Deborah Mieko King Bums, JASC Archivist, revised September 2001 JASC's longest-running program, Home Support Services, provides housekeeping, as well as much-needed social interaction and emotional support, to seniors to enable them to maintain their independent living (above). Supervisor Helen Nakayama and her homemakers served an average of 20 clients each month for a total of 4,733 hours of personal care, housekeeping, shopping, escort and related services this past year. While a majority of the clients are Japanese Americans, this service is available to all. MISSION In November of 2005 as staff and board members gathered at their first strategic planning meeting of the new fiscal year, it became obvious that there was a problem with the organization from the outset. Not one of those present felt comfortable moving forward under the then current Mission Statement. Since a mission statement defines why an organization exists, does what it does, and whom it serves, this was a glaring negative that had to be addressed before any thought of the organization's future could take place. Staff and board members talked about what needs the JASC had fulfilled in the past, what its capabilities were at present, and what community needs were going to be important in coming years. The idea of exactly how to define this "community" whose needs the organization was going to meet precipitated much discussion. The lssei and Nisei (immigrants from Japan and their American offspring), the original groups the JASC was founded to serve, have either passed or have reached a fairly advanced age. Their descendants are not centered in any one geographic community, but are dispersed across Chicagoland and the Midwest, and do not have the same barriers of language or culture barring them from participating fully in the larger community. Meeting facilitator Francis Wong, a San Francisco-based consultant to Asian American organizations and the founder of Asian lmprov aRts, handled the situation with aplomb and nimbly guided the disparate group to consensus on a new Mission Statement, which was adopted at the next board meeting. The current Mission Statement which guides JASC's actions now and into the immediate future, is: The mission of the JASC is to preserve and raise awareness of Japanese American culture and heritage, and promote the physical and spiritual well-being of Japanese Americans and the greater multicultural community in the Midwest. Vision Statement At the culmination of our first strategic planning meeting, attendees realized that the JASC would never be able to complete the strategic planning process without outside aid and expertise. Francis was commissioned to lead us through what turned out to be a seven-month process. At our next session in January 2006, staff and board members discussed the organization's vision. If a mission statement exemplifies why an organization exists, a vision statement presents the how; it is the bridge between an organization's mission and goals. After much discussion, attendees came to a consensus and established JASC's Vision Statement: The vision of the JASC is to promote and provide quality services and innovative programs, available to all, from a foundation of Japanese American culture. Core Values Everyone agreed that it was this last part-the "foundation of Japanese American Culture"-that helped make JASC's programs and services unique, and of interest or value even to nonjapanese Americans. But what were those cultural values that underlay JASC's programs and services? Francis led us on a self-discovery of what staff and board members felt to be the underpinnings of the organization. Over 40 traits were presented and discussed by the group, many of them best expressed in Japanese, such as Gamon (perseverance), Enryo (holding back, putting others first), and Shikata go nai (can't be helped, do the best you can no matter what). After much brain-storming, the multitude of traits was distilled down to the JASC Core Values Statement: JASC will meet its mission by: • committing to the highest standards of excellence and quality; • being socially responsible and acting ethically and with integrity; • honoring our heritage and legacy; • being creative, adaptable and innovative; • being respectful, thoughtful and welcoming to all. The Legacy Center (archives and library) is one of the most vital of JASC's programs. Its archives comprise a unique collection of photographs, documents and artifacts that help keep alive the legacy of the Japanese American experience during the war and their subsequent resettlement in Chicago. This past year Archivist Deborah Mieko Burns serviced 92 research and referral requests (including one from a high school student whose project won honors at the annual Chicago Metro History Fair), contributed material to two exhibits and one documentary film, and accepted 30 donations of new collection material, including this informal portrait, from the Estate of Mary and Albert Koga, taken at JASC's Senior Work Center, in 1970-1971(below). JASC's facility is a vital Community Center for the Asian American community. Besides being residence to Tampopo Club, a Japanese cultural program for preschoolers, Asian Improv aRts Midwest and JASC Tsukasa Taiko, the premier Japanese drumming group in the Midwest, Tohkon Judo, the third largest judo club in the U.S., and a score of other organizations, JASC is now home to the Fujima Ryu of Chicago classical dance troupe. With over 800 people of all ages and ethnicities using the facility each week, there is the chance for special interaction, such as this one between the Tampopo Club kids and the Adult Day Services seniors (below). JASC also hosted a variety of events programmed by other organizations, including a senior caregiver conference, an Asian American Studies teach-in, and a teachers' flea market. GOALS Central to the development of a strategic plan was the setting of long-term goals. These goals need to advance JASC's mission as they fulfill membership and community needs. To envision the JASC ten years in the future, the staff and board started with the newly drafted Mission Statement and findings from The Nikkei Community Assessment, 1999-2002, a survey conducted by the JASC, which showed the Japanese American community considered the following to be the most critical issues: • preserving cultural heritage; • developing Japanese American leadership; • developing programs that positively recognize and address the growing multiracial/multicultural community; • preserving the community through social gatherings. Attendees brought forward their ten-year goals, which were then discussed and arranged into categories. What evolved was a consensus on three ten-year goals. 1. Destination Center Create a destination center whose design showcases Japanese culture and tradition. The space will be flexible in use and be designed to accommodate a variety of programs and services. JASC staff and board members envisioned creating a place that would be a center of cultural gravity, not iust for Japanese Americans, but for all those in the greater community interested in Japanese American heritage and culture. Akin to some of the facilities built in Los Angeles and San Francisco, it would be the place people in the Midwest would think of, to go for things Japanese American. A variety of programs and services would be offered at the destination center. They would be developed for children, families, teens, young adults, adults and seniors. Like JASC's current facility, concurrent use by different groups would be fostered, so that preschoolers might see and interact with seniors, teens would have the chance to be mentored by adults-so that even with programming specifically targeted to various age or interest groups, it will be a place where the entire panoply of life is visible and interactive. 2. Outreach Reach out to the dispersed Japanese American population, offering broader services, partnering/ coordinating with other organizations to share resources and consolidate efforts. This includes the development of the infrastructure and capacity for the support of outreach programming. Acknowledging that the Nikkei (people of Japanese ancestry) community is widely dispersed, the JASC staff and board proposed bringing services and programs out to them. Staff, methods of transportation, facilities and a communications network would all need to be developed to support the outreach. Once satellite programs were developed in the Chicago metro area, expansion of services and programs into neighboring Midwestern states would be considered. 3. Leadership Provide leadership in a consensus-building, facilitating manner among all Japanese American community organizations, and look for commonality of purpose and opportunities for collaboration. With the passing of the long-standing leadership provided by the lssei and Nisei, Sansei and Yonsei are stepping up into leadership. They are faced with the challenges of a more dispersed and disconnected community. For the Japanese American community to survive, various independent groups will need to work together more collaboratively. JASC would like to use its resources to help open up communication and cooperation, to benefit the community at large. JASC would also collaborate with other organizations to develop programs where teens and young adults can be mentored and gain practical experience in leadership. JASC's Adult Doy Services is one of the oldest programs of its type in Chicago. During this, its 25th year, an average of 48.5 seniors per month were provided with an annual total of 40,493 hours of care. Supervisor Melba Ristow, R.N. and her staff help stabilize or improve the seniors' mental, physical, emotional and social wellbeing, allowing them to continue to live in the comfort of their own homes, and helping to preserve their family structure, dignity and selfrespect JASC was awarded two United Way Venture Investment grants this year to make an assessment of the health access needs of isolated Nikkei seniors in the city and suburbs. This research will lead to the establishment of future outreach programs for the elderly. • ,:, , . ...-" -• ' " v.,., ..-· . , •,,r. ' -..... --' • ' JASC's Counseling program helps clients of all ages and ethnicities work out problems in their daily lives. This year, Supervisor Frances Chikahisa, M.S.W., L.C.S.W. and another counselor provided an average of 110 hours of service to clients, up 30% from last year. Additionally, JASC counseling services were approved for third party reimbursement. A new "Out of the House" program was started this year to provide seniors (who do not need the additional personal care provided by Adult Day Services) with a place to gather for a three-hour program of activities, twice a week. Although the program enrollment is small, it is enthusiastically endorsed by the participants, who, among other activities, do group stretching and calisthenics twice a week, and get a chance to try their hands at Ikebana (flower arranging, below). SWOT ANALYSIS Before there could be any further planning done, the board and staff of JASC needed to take a hard look at where the organization stood at present. In addition to reviewing the information from the Nikkei Community Assessment, we performed a SWOT analysis. Each staff and board member was asked to evaluate the JASC against these internal (strengths and weaknesses) and external (opportunities and threats) measures. Then, Francis facilitated a session where the lists of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats were prioritized, and action items were proposed. Strengths To no one's surprise, the JASC staff was noted as the organiza tion's primary strength. Staff members are dedicated, experienced, often exceed expectations, and go beyond their job titles to support the organization. The next most important strength was deemed to be JASC's community presence, support and history. Events draw a broad community audience, there has been a strong core of volunteers and members, 60 years of service has made JASC notable in the non-profit community, and a majority of funding comes from community support. Another noted strength was JASC's property, which is wholly owned, and has increased tremendously in value, with its location in a resurgent neighborhood. Also making the list as assets were JASC's programs, the board, the growing collaborations with other organizations, and greater staff-boa rd cooperation. Weaknesses The building is considered unattractive. While necessary repairs and improvements to the building will be carried out, the JASC's long-term existence in the current facility will be assessed. Even though the board was noted as a minor strength (because board members had begun to show more commitment and energy), it was singled out as a major weakness because of the past inactivity of members and the lack of general agreement on direction. The seven months of strategic planning sessions did much to help correct these conditions and get board members to communicate with each other and invest more time and energy into JASC affairs. The lack of direction or leadership has been directly improved by the strategic planning process. JASC now does have a focus and direction, and staff and board members have a better understanding of their own and others' roles. Opportunities SWOT participants were able to identify some very real opportunities where JASC could develop and grow, congruent with its mission and ten-year goals. These often come from an acknowledgment of a weakness-that except for within the organization's membership or the non-profit community, most people in Chicagoland do not know about JASC and its offerings. Handled correctly, this represents a huge opportunity to market the organization's services and programs. It was also noted that many in the dispersed Nikkei community are unaware of the JASC's existence, so that marketing efforts to this already targeted group should prove fruitful. Another area of opportunity was in the identification of and collaboration with other groups. These could be groups that could be allied with JASC through ethnicity, cultural interests, historical interests, educational interests, art interests or geography. While this has been done for specific projects and programs that have been very successful, a systematic approach, in line with our goals and objectives, represents an excellent opportunity. Developing programming for young people, and increasing their participation in JASC were noted as excellent opportunities. Programming geared specifically to their tastes and interests would help the organization become more relevant to their lives. Since many of the younger Nikkei might be multiracial, it is imperative that JASC appeal to them on more than a strictly Japanese American basis. Threats Threats are external items to keep watch of on an organization's event horizon. Nothing can be done about them directly, but they may advance to a point where the JASC will need to adapt. The top threats participants identified were the changing Japanese American population, the loss of the voices of the lssei and Nisei who can directly express the importance and impact of the internment and resettlement experiences, and the continuing soft funding environment. Fuji Festival and Silent Auction continues to be JASC's largest fundraiser, this year raising $105,000 for the organization. Hundreds of hours of preparation go into holding festivals like Holiday Delight and Kodomo Matsuri (Children's Festival, above) and Fireflies in Flight. JASC also co-presented numerous events this year, including Day of Remembrance, which marks the signing of the order to remove persons of Japanese ancestry from the West Coast during World War II. 7 . • . . --• •-.....,.1,____.. _.-•--"'----'-----, -. ,0 • ,I, .... . L -. 0<. o\ ,: ·-• Cf' -. .,. -." • JASC continues to upgrade the quality and depth of its Japanese cultural classes. This year saw the introduction of Shamisen (lute) taught by Tatsu Aoki, artistic director of Asian Improv aRts Midwest, Shinobue (bamboo flute) taught by JASC Tsukasa Taiko instructor Jeff Chan, and Enka/Minyo (new dance/folk dance) taught by Sensei Fujima Shunojo. About 600 students of all ages and ethnicities received instruction at JASC in the Cooking, Ikebana, Japanese Language, Sumi-e (ink painting, below), Suminagashi (floating ink paper marbling), Origami (paper folding), Ceramics, and Taiko classes. OBJECTIVES After reviewing the suggested action items developed after the SWOT analysis, reviewing all the material from the strategic planning sessions that had come before, utilizing his expertise and experience in developing strategic plans for other Asian American organizations, Francis created year l , year 2 and year 3 objectives that would help JASC realize its ten-year goals. Year 1 During the 2006-2007 fiscal year, the JASC staff and board are \ i( committed to carrying out the following objectives: . 1. Increase JASC Capacity through new positions and staff and board development initiatives (assessment, planning, training). 2. Secure a stretch goal of $194,000 in new revenue to fund first year strategic plan initiatives. 3. Raise the profile of the Cultural Programs component as a high-quality, innovative program that reflects Japanese American experiences and values through increases in capacity, design development process and the 60th Anniversary Campaign. 4. Make modest increase ( l 0%) in Social Services Program service units through increases in capacity. 5. Stabilize JASC positioning as a leading organization serving Nikkei in Chicago through a strategic marketing and communications initiative as part of the 60th Anniversary Campaign. 6. Launch Facilities and Equipment Development Initiative through a. assessment process for current property; b. implementing Improvement Plan I; c. a planning process for further improvements to current facility; d. a needs assessment for future facility. 7. Conduct needs assessment and planning process for potential regional expansion of service area. 8. Implement assessment and planning phase for strengthening collaborative relationships in the community. J Year 2 During the 2007-2008 fiscal year, the JASC staff and board are committed to carrying out the following objectives: 1. Continue to increase JASC Capacity through new positions, staff and board development initiatives (assessment, planning, training). 2. Secure a stretch goal of $170,000 in new revenue to fund second year strategic plan initiatives. 3. Pilot new program design activities for Cultural Programs. 4. Continue with modest increases ( l 0%) in service units by Social Services. 5. Begin expansion of membership and stakeholder base in second phase of strategic marketing and communications initiative. 6. Implement Facilities and Equipment Improvement Plan II. 7. Implement Pre-planning Phase for Capital Development Campaign. 8. Pilot Phase for regional expansion of programs. 9. Pilot collaborative program initiatives. Year3 During the 2008-2009 fiscal year, the JASC staff and board are committed to carrying out the following objectives: 1. Continue to increase JASC Capacity through new positions, staff and board development initiatives (assessment, planning, training). 2. Secure a stretch goal of $135,000 in new revenue to fund third year strategic plan initiatives. 3. Fully implement new Cultural Programs design. 4. Continue modest increases ( l 0%) in service units for Social Services. 5. Institutionalize regional expansion of programs . 6. 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Japanese American Service Committee 1997-1998 Annual report WELCOME TO THE JASC connect thru history We all belong to one world although we are moving in different directions, exploring, discov ering, finding our own path. The JASC is where we connect with those who share our history and can support our individual growth. This has been our mission for more than 50 years and, although our community has changed and we have become more assimilated, we continue to enjoy the strength of unity and common values. We are proud of our legacy as a service organization, and we continue to find ways to enhance our role in the Japanese American Community and the Asian American Community. E: C 0 connect thru service Through the JASC, we connect with an increas ingly complex world of social services, hospitals, legal services and counseling. We also strengthen the bonds of ethnic identity by inviting each generation to interact and communicate in meaningful ways. Ir is by sharing our experi ences and our ideas, we discover the values that unite us. We have much to offer, to each other and to the world around us, and the more we reach out, the more we receive. connect thru diversity Throughout our history, we have faced many challenges. In the process, JASC has become an unique and respected organization. We include all and have become as diverse as the generations we serve and the communities of which we are a part. With social services and programs, we attend to the needs of our family-both old and young-and find value in what each has to offer. As we look to the future, our challenge is to con tinue to be one organization that represents and serves an increasingly diverse community: to speak for many with one voice. One way we do this is by reaching out and connecting with other organizations that share our goals. At the local, state, national and international level, we have been part of many events that raise the visibility of Japanese Americans in a positive way. Through our connections, the JASC also has a voice on issues that directly affect us, individually and as a group. Other organizations look to us to represent our community, to speak on their behalf and strengthen the connection between Asian Americans and groups around the world. Every day, through personal visits, phone calls, and letters, the JASC is building the relationships that allow our organization to better serve Japanese Americans. We are planting the seeds of goodwill, understanding and knowledge that we can harvest in the years ahead. connect with community The JASC is "home," a place that welcomes all in our extended family and provides a generous sense of belonging. We reflect the world around us and yet we remain connected with the history, the culture and the values that define us as Japanese Americans. w OM ro E-A S C JASC social services HOME SUPPORT SERVICES Supervisor: Helen Nakayama array of practical services that enable the escort service, preparation of meals individual to remain in the supportive (includes special diet), nutritional assis environment of their home and familiar tance, bathing, grooming, and personal surroundings. We offer supervised support care. Private clients accepted, based upon and care for frail older adults. Services worker availability. -·ADULT DAY SERVICES Coordinator: Melb,1 Risrow, RN The Adult Day Services program allows the elderly to stay with their families and avoid institutional care. Transportation to and from JASC is provided by our customized bus. Activities are structured in a group setting to improve the physical and mental well-being of older adults. Participants eat a noon meal together and share such activities as field trips, ceramic and exercise classes. The social service and nursing staff develop individual plans for each participant and monitor their progress. w OM 0 THE JASC COUNSELING AND CASE WORK Social Worker: Rina Murao, LCSW This service helps clients achieve optimal psychological functioning and social adjustment. A bilingual counselor who speaks Japanese deals with questions involving financial and health issues as well as intergenerational relationships, This program offers cultural classes such as minyo (Japanese folk dancing), sumie (ink painting), calligraphy, ikebana (flower-arranging), chanoyu (the art of tea), kimekomi ningyo (Japanese dollmaking), and other crafts. Ceramics, taiko (Japanese drumming), Japanese language, tai chi, and Japanese cooking classes are The JASC has undertaken an Archival Project to locate and catalogue the rich collection of records documenting the JASC's history and Japanese Americans' heritage in Chicago. The hope for the language, and cross-cultural difficulties. Information about, and referral services to, other community resources, as well as case management, is also available. also offered. Programs on health and education are presented by this division of JASC as well as city-sponsored nutrition and "Volunteer Home Delivered Meals" services to the home-bound elderly. JASC's health screening and free flu shots are also part of the program. future is to create a perma nent Legacy Center to house archives and a reading room to make available these important materials. l J 1 J PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE learning from the past For the JASC, FY 97-98 was a year of reassessment and redirection. It featured some new leadership and some original or revamped programming. It started with the l happy addition of a new executive director, Jean M. J Fujiu. Jean brings to the position a keen sense of responsibility, a strong sense of organization, and a deep commitment to our Japanese American community. Fortunately for us, Jean is also blessed with a sense of humor that allows her to deal with the steady stream of reports that need to be written, meetings to be attended, crises both major and minor, and the many personalities that comprise our staff, our board, and our community. It's no easy job but certainly one which Jean has jumped into with enthusiasm and good grace. The JASC Board has taken to heart the lessons it has had to learn. The Board now includes three Nisei members, ten Sansei members, three Yonsei members, one shin-Issei member, two multiracial members, and two European American members; the JASC board is beginning to reflect the diversity within the Japanese American community. Furthermore, in light of the minimal staffing that operates the JASC, the JASC Board recognized the need for it to become more of a working board. Consequently, the Board adopted a series of guidelines that spell out the expectations for board members in terms of fundraising and program participation. The JASC has made a concerted effort to reinforce our community's traditions, building upon them so as to stimulate increased interest while adapting them to contemporary realities and current concerns. Our programming and services continue to reflect that endeavor. Therefore, we were thrilled to be able to honor Judge Lance Ito at Fuji Festival; his deeply moving and inspirational remarks left everyone who heard him feeling a renewed sense of pride in our common Japanese American heritage and in the accomplishments of the JASC. Other events continued this effort to celebrate our past while planning for our future. The Holiday Delight Sale and Kodomo Matsuri, for example, again brought out the younger members of the community in force. One young boy was overheard telling some younger children that " ... this ( the JASC building) is where Barney lives." In March, the JASC took 110 children on "A Trip To Japan." This fun-filled day featured an inventive, imaginary journey on the bullet train through various Japanese cities where our young passengers had a chance to experience some hands-on arts and crafts from each city. By the end of the day, the "jet-lagged" children each had a bag of beautiful, handmade "souvenirs" along with a "passport" full of colorful stamps, ready for a real trip. In April, the JASC was delighted to present performance artist and storyteller Brenda Wong Aoki at the Field Museum. Through her deft mixture of stories and music, Aoki had her audience laughing (and occasionally crying) in self-recognition. Market Day featured a more family-oriented PRESIO N S . E.:SSAGE program this year, and June saw the JASC sponsor its At the JASC, we've forced ourselves to take many first lock-in for our youth members. We hope that we're long, hard looks at ourselves and at our community and laying the foundation for a strong future generation of identify our mistakes as well as our successes. FY 97-98 the Japanese American community. has been a year of evaluation and reflection as well as The JASC has continued to strive to offer our planning and preparation. We're by no means finished; membership and the broader Japanese American there's a lot in store for the future of the JASC and the community, cultural programs, community events and Japanese American community. But it is a future which services that will continue to instill a sense of pride in we are facing with a clear and strong sense of our history our cultural identity and inspire community service and and lessons well-learned. At the JASC we are moving participation in all of us. We believe that this is the forward with energy, optimism, and enthusiasm. In right direction in which to move and judging from the doing so, we thank you, our members, for your contin feedback we receive from our members, you agree. ued support and we ask for your future participation Membership is up again for the second year in a row. and involvement. We need you. Above all-it's for all of As we look toward the new millennium, it seems our parents and all of our children. appropriate that as a community we begin to take stock of ourselves and the rapid changes we are facing. No longer do we easily fit into the comfort of traditional Issei/Nisei/Sansei designations. Many of our community Sandra S. Yamate members are mixed race. Some come from families that President experienced the World War II in Japan or in Hawaii rather than in an internment camp. Still others see no relevance of the Japanese American community in their lives. As our community grows older, we need to pre pare to relinquish leadership to Yonsei and Gosei who are proving themselves in other social, professional, and civic arenas. It makes for a complex community, but it's ours and the sooner we see it for what it is rather than what we want it to be, the sooner we can plan and adapt for our future. a word of thanks Dear Friends: This has been a year of developing relationships My first year as Executive Director went by with the and renewing connections that will benefit the JASC. speed of a shinkansen-bullet train. We were simultane-There has been an open and warm reception to my par ously rebuilding and moving forward and expanding ticipation in the Nikkei Community and in the Asian at the same time. My feeling was that many in the American Community. I believe that this is a legacy community had been thinking of ideas for the JASC from the hard work and respect earned by the previous that they were eager to share with me. As I listened to JASC Boards and Executive Directors and staff. It is them I felt that there was still energy and commitment essential that we continue to provide the high quality for the future. I felt like a catalyst in a process where the social services in a more financially and logistically membership regained a sense of ownership and a vision accessible manner. But we are also beginning to see for the JASC as a center for the community. There were the fruition of the vision of the JASC as a community many who seemed to view the change in leadership as center. It is one of the greatest pleasures of my position an opportunity to reinvest and participate to a greater that I am able to see people and organizations at their degree. I am very grateful to all those who are willing to best-giving of their time and resources to care for be a part of the JASC moving forward. others. In order for the JASC to be a true center of the I was also very fortunate to have the support of community, we must provide more opportunities many Board Members, past and present-in particular, for the connections that we make within ourselves, Art Morimitsu, Calvin Manshio and Sandra Yamate. with our families, with our friends, with our Nikkei Each had special gifts that complemented the others, Community, with the Asian American Community connected the past and present, and provided for a and beyond. smooth transition. Sandra's gift is seeing the larger You have my deepest gratitude for your past vision and through her incredibly active community support and future participation. service having a national network of connections. Calvin gave me the gift of financial stability and a thorSincerely Yours, ough knowledge of the JASC from both an administrative and a board perspective. Art gave me the gift of rm·T the history of the community and made sure that I was Jean M. Fujiu, LCSW welcomed at all the significant community events. Executive Director I am so grateful that Art was still here to facilitate my introduction to the community. JASC donations corporate members AMBASSADOR $3,000 Omron Foundation, Inc. PATRONS $1,000 Aisan Corp. of America The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Ltd. Diversey-Paulina Building Corp. Fuji Photo Film USA, Inc. Kikkoman Foods, Inc. Matsushita Electric Corp. of America Mitutoyo/MTI Corporation NICOR Gas Noble U.S.A., Inc. Sumitomo Corp. of America Toko America, Inc. Topy International, Inc. Uptown National Bank of Chicago THE 1998 JASC MEMBERSHIP LIST CAN NOW BE FOUND IN THE MEMBER SERVICES & PROGRAM BOOK. JASC SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Fukaye, Sam Toguri, Fred Yamamoto, William T. MASARU NAMBU INTERNSHIP FUND A summer internship program has been designed for a high school or college student to gain experience in the social service field. No donations were received in FY 98. However, donations will be gratefully accepted to continue this worthwhile fund. CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION GRANTS/MATCHING GIFTS Chicago Japanese American Council Fel/Pro Mecklenburger Foundation Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund (Calvin Ishida) McDonald's Corporation The Playboy Foundation GOVERNMENT Chicago Department on Aging Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs Illinois Arts Council Illinois Department on Aging ORGANIZATIONS Christ Church of Chicago Church of Christ, Presbyterian J. Toguri Mercantile Northern lllinois Gas Southside Nisei Mixed Bowling League "for the Issei" (Marigold Arcade, Inc.) Tomoegawa TransAgra International, Inc. ORGANIZATIONS IN KIND Asian American Law Enforcement Association BTC Kokyo Taiko Bob Chino's Crab House Buddhist Temple of Chicago Chicago Chapter JACL Credit Union Christ Church of Chicago Devon Church of Jesus Christ Futabakai Saturday School PTA Genki Walking Group Hana to Yoko Harry lchiyasu & Associates Heiwa Terrace Isshin Taiko JASC Minyo Group JFC International, Inc. Joseph Stockton Elementary School Kikkoman Foods, Inc. Lakeside Japanese Christian Church MBT Ho Etsu Daiko Micro Power (Mits Yamada) Midwest Buddhist Temple Minato's Japanese Restaurant Natural Selection New Horizons (JACL) Nisei Post #1183 Noritake Ravenswood Fellowship United Methodist Church Sunshine Cafe Toguri Mercantile Co. Tohkon Judo Academy Toys R Us Triangle Camera United Bindery Services, Inc. Universal Pen Hospital Uptown Auto Service Yaohan U.S.A. Corporation INDIVIDUALS Aberer, M/M Joseph Ayers, Janet Babbin, M/M Fred Bajor, Peter & Jody Bird, Phyllis A. De Croix, Sumako Doi, Mary Louise Fujii, Joanne Fujimoto, Martin Gordon, Miyuki Hanano, Charles Hashimoto, Alice A. Hayashi, Mary Hirakawa, Memmy Hirschi, Alyce Honda, M/M Noboru Hyosaka, Mary Y. Inouye, George & Ritsuko Tnuta, Michio Kajimura, C., Estate of Kawaguchi, Suzuko Kawamoto, Frank Kawano, John & Masako M. Kikugawa, Rika Kimura, Kimi Kojima, Carolyn Aiko Kojima, Chieko Kuramoto, Aiko Kushi, Shigeru & Margaret Lee, Dickson Makino, William Y. Manshio, Calvin Masumoto, H. Masumoto, Hiromu Matsuda, Tetsuo Matsushita, Elaine Miyagawa, Hiroyuki Morimoto, Jenny Murakami, Kazuko Muramoto, Mary Nagata, Suehiro Nakamura, Fujiye Nakamura, Karl K. Nakane, Aiko Nakaya, Tsuneko Kudo, Mike Nambu, RIM Masaru Kumaki, Bob Nishimura, John & Karen Kumaki, M/M James Nishiura, Bing & Carol Kumata, Ruth (2) Noguchi, Morikazu Kurokawa, Elaine (2) Ogawa, Sharon/Bank, Bruce Marcus, Emi Ogawa, Timothy T. Mason, Doris Oki, Goro and Shigeko Matsui, Tsuyako Pat Sakurada, Hirao Smokey Matsushita, Keiko Saito, Minoru & Akiko Migaki, Sueno Sato, Masaki Miyake, Amy & Hiroshi Shigihara, Hiroshi Miyata, Jerry Shintani, Yoneko K. Morita, Betty Shiratsuki, Misao & Morita,DIM Junior Sumiko Nakanishi, Tom Snider, H. Tamura Nishimura, Asako Su, Joanna E. Nishiura, Mary Takamoto, Naoto Noge, Yoko Tamanaha, June M. Oda, June Tamura, Atsuko Offutt, Wells V. Tamura, Clare Ogata, Jenny Tanimura, Sumi Ogawa, Chiz Toguri, Miyeko Ogura, Donna Tsuchida, Hiroko Onoda, Chieko Waller, Charles Oshita, Susie Whitted, Linda Murakishi Otaka, Sandra Yamamoto and Yoshida Ozaki, Yoji & Molly Families Ozaki, Sam & Haru Yatabe, Dudley Richard, Jim Yoshimoto, Hiroshi & Rubenstein, George Hideko Sahara, Toshiko Young, Nancy Sakai, Hank Sakai, Lisa Sakai, Rose INDIVIDUALS IN KIND Sakamoto, Don Sakurai, Dean Anonymous ( 4) Shigemura, Shizuko Akiyama, Keiko ShigiharaAoki, Tatsu Shimizu, Al (Nal's Auto) Asakura, June Shimizu, Mrs. Y. Asakura, Memi (2) Shimojima, Mrs. Geric, Alex (2) Shiozaki, Elsie (2) Hashimoto, M. Suzuki, M/M H. Hata, Ron Szathmary, Sadako (5) Hayashi, Albert Takaki, Midori Herrington, Elizabeth Takemoto, Kiyo Higashi, Edith Takemoto, M/M John Higashide, Carlos & Chiye Tamura, Clare Hill, Junko Tanaka, Virginia (3) Himoto,Sam Teraji, Tom & Lily Hirai, Jack Tomihiro, Chiye Hirakawa, Mrs. Tomomatsu,DIM HideoHyosaka, Jane Toyama, Mrs. Houle, Rose Uchima, Keith Ike, Jane Ueda, Kimi Inouye, M/M Henry Uyeda, Joseph (2) Inouye, M/M George Whitted, Linda Inouye, Ritsuko Wing, Lori Inouye, Tomi Yahiro, Howard Isoda, Jack Y amagiwa, Jon Isoda, Sue Yamamoto-Yoshida, Nancy Izui, Pete Yamanaka, Iwao & Alice Izumi, Miyako (2)Jarrett, Janice Tohinaka Yamane, Mr. Kadowaki, Fay Yamasaki, May Kato, George (14) Yen & Co. Kawaguchi, Suzuko (3) Yoshida, M/M Daniel Kimoto, Dick Yoshihara, Yoshiko Kimura, Grace Yoshimura, M. (3) Koga, M/M Albert (2) JASC memorial donations DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF DONOR IN MEMORY OF Arai, Irene Akira "Brush" Arai Kurotsuchi, DIMRoy Y. Toshia Noma Puderk, Elizabeth Hayano Oda Aronson, DIMNeil Masano Morita Kuse, Dorothy S. Isamu J. Kuse & son Greg Benson, Ruth Masano Morita & Family Rogers, Lillian & Bob Hayano Oda Bijon, M/M Jean-Pierre Hayano Oda Lokar, D/M Robert Akira "Brush" Arai Sakamoto, DIMFrank Toshio Noma Cvopa, M/M Bernard Toshio Noma McDonald's Corporation Hayano Oda Sakamoto, Molly M. Masano Morita Doi, M/M Paul Lauretta Nagatomo Morimitsu, Arthur T. Masano Morita Schectman, Lary D. Toshia Noma Erfurth, Elaine N. Toyoko Hashimoto Morioka, Judy Masano Morita &Mitzi Feighery, Christine F. Toshio Noma Morooka, Florence Toshio Noma Shibayama, Takeshi Masano Morita Fujii, Tomiye Masano Morita Muraoka, Tomoye Koga, Joseph S. &JoAnn Furuya, Dennis K. Robert Furuya Muraoka, Tomoye Masano Morita Shibayama, Todd Masano Morita Harada, Kei D. Masano Morita Murata, Alice Virginia Morimitsu Shiozaki, M/M Ted Hayano Oda &Reiko 0. Nagaishi, M/M Tadao Hideo Nagaishi Shiozaki, Yoshiko Hayano Oda Harada, M/M Y oshiro Masano Morita Nakamura, Noboru Takashi Hangai Shiraga, MIM Shiro F. ToshioNoma Hashimoto, Alice Hayano Oda & Joyce Slootmans, Dennise Akira "Brush" Arai Hirai, M/M Jack Masano Morita Nakano, Hiroshi & May Celia Schectman & Karel Ishii, Marion K. Hayano Oda Nakayama, Helen Masano Morita Stadler, Roberta L. Masano Morita ltto, M/M George Kazuko Ikeda Nakayama, Kaye C. Masano Morita Takaki, James K. Masano Morita Iwatsuki, Fumiko ToshioNoma Nakazawa, Roy & Hinae Hanako Irnon & Ketty A. Izui, Victor S. Michiko Izui Namba, Rosie S. ToshioNoma Takemoto, George S. Shibby Kodani lzui, Victor S. Masano Morita Nishimura, MIM Arthur Toshio Noma & Keiko Kadinger, Marjorie Chiyo Taketoshi Nussbaum, Peter Toshio Noma Taketoshi & Inouye Chiyo C. Taketoshi Kajikawa, Toshiko One Year Observance & Jacqueline Families for William Yamamoto O'Sucha, Mary Dolores Nephew Takeuchi, Sara ToshioNoma Kaneko, M/M Hiroshi Hayano Oda O'Sucha, Mary Joseph J. O'Sucha Terada, Laura F. Hayano Oda Kaneko, Merle Masano Morita Oda, June Hayano Oda Terada, Laura F. Masano Morita Kanemoto, Haruko Hama Katagiri Ogawa, Elsie L. Hayano Oda & Robert Kasro, Helen A. Hayano Oda Okabe, Rose S. Koga, Joseph S. Tomihiro, Chiye Toshio Noma Katsuyama, Fred M. Toshio Noma Okamura, Miriam M. Masano Morita Tsuru, Robert K. Masano Morita & Ruth S. Oki, M/M Shig Masano Morita & Grace K. Kimura, Gilbert Y. Masano Morita Omachi, Chiyoko Toshio Noma Uchida, Shoji & Thelma Masano Morita Kinoshita, Susie & George Masano Morita Oya, Merry Y. Hayano Oda Watanabe, Hisako Norio Watanabe Koblenz, Georgene Michi Izui Ozaki, Henry K. Masano Morita Wilson, Carol Jean Hayano Oda Kokoris, Fumiko Goto James A. Kokoris & Mary A. Yakoshiji, Jane K. Ted Yakoshiji Kopach, M/M Martin F. ToshioNoma Ozawa, George & Atsumi Masano Morita Yoshida, MIM Daniel Dolores Nephew &Family Peterson, Naomi Akira "Brush" Arai Yatabe, M/M Dudley Dolores Nephew Kosaka, Ruth ToshioNoma Phelan, M/M James Mrs. Iguchi of Tokyo, Yoshimura, Albert K. Masano Morita Kosaka, Ruth George Kosaka Japan &Nora Kucharski, Amy & Ron Masano Morita Yoshimura, Kiyo Masano Morita JASC 1997 fuji festival donations CORPORATE SPONSORS SUPPORTERS FRIENDS RAFFLE AND SILENT Playboy Foundation AUCTION DONORS Stir Friday Night! Linda Whitted Anheuser Busch Glenn Sugiyama Buddhist Temple of Chicago Playboy Foundation Jody Oshita Bajor Uptown National Bank The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Ltd. Tomoegawa Chicago Bears Heiwa Terrace Richard Yamada Masaki Sato Chicago Blackhawks General Motors Masuda, Funai, Eifert and Mitchell, Ltd. Frank Kawamoto Chicago Marriott Hotel Morikazu Noguchi Echo, Inc. Harmony Nursing & Rehabilitation Midwest Buddhist Temple H. Tamura Snider Elizabeth Arden Red Door Center MIM Noboru Honda SalonUptown National Bank RIM Masaru Nambu Frank's Jewelry Japan Air Lines Mary Louise Doi Pat Harada Manshio & Wallace Dudley Yatabe Holiday lnn City Centre Suehiro Nagata Ritsuko Inouye Northern Illinois Gas H.Masumoto Tito Sushi Memmy Hirakawa KanojoTransAgra International, Inc. Aiko Kuramoto Matsushita Electric United Air Lines Nancy Young Industrial Corp. Phyllis A. Bird Mitsui and Co. (U.S.A.), United Bindery Service, Inc. Matthew & Rena Van Tine Inc. The Yamamoto Yoshida Family Joanna E. Su Mary O'Sucha Karl K. Nakamura Palmer House .-..-..,,__,,___ _ JASC financial statement Condensed Statement of Activities for the year ended June 30, 1998. Support and Revenue: Public support ................................................................$ 221,417 Governmental agencies support .....................................................191,789 Revenue ......................................................................198,953 Total revenue ................................................................612,159 Expenses: Program services ................................................................417,627 Support services ................................................................198,362 Total expenses ................................................................615,989 Excess of Expenses Over Support and Revenue Before Other Item .................................(3,830) Income from Discontinued Operations .....................................................4,401 Excess of Support and Revenue over Expense ...................................................571 executive committee President Sandra S. Yamate President, Polychrome Publishing Corporation Vice Presidents Robert W. Kumaki Principal, Ronin Group Sandra Otaka Section Chief, Office of Regional Council-United States Environmental Protection Agency Lisa Sakai Vice President, TransAgra International Kiyo Yoshimura Social Worker-Retired Treasurer Nancy Yamamoto-Yoshida Vice President, Diversey-Paulina Building Corporation Secretary Chieko Onoda Associate Professor, University of Illinois College of Nursing board of directors Jody Oshita Bajor Local Sales Manager, WLUP-AM 1000 Kiyoko Kasai Fujiu Consultant/Partner, New Dynamics Richard Haberkorn Marketing Manager, Energy Product Group-Motorola Erika Kono Executive Assistant, Japan America Society Jim Kono Manager of General Affairs, MC Machinery-Mitsubishi Corporation Kathryn Kimura Mlsna Senior Corporate Attorney, McDonald's Corporation Lynn Oda Director of Client Services, Hollins Group Yuko Otake Manager, Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Chicago Don Sakamoto Financial Planner, Lincoln Financial Advisors Corporation Glenn Sugiyama Partner, Quantum Jamie Tanaka Graduate Law Student, University of Chicago Robert A. Walker Assistant Vice President, Uptown National Bank of Chicago Mayumi A. Willgerodt Doctoral Candidate in Nursing, University of Illinois-Chicago EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Jean Fujiu, LCSW J AS C 4427 N. Clark Street Chicago, Illinois 60640 telephone (773) 275-7212 fax (773) 275-0958 e-mail jasc@iols.net Mission Statement The mission of the Japanese American Service Committee is to enhance the quality of life of the Japanese American community by providing social services; by opening up access to human services in the larger community through communication, collaboration, and coordination with appropriate agencies and organizations; and by increasing public understanding of minorities and their needs and contributions to the larger society. A nonprofit social service agency, founded August 30, 1946, the Japanese American Service Committee serves the aged, families, and individuals in the Japanese American, other Asian, and non-Asian communities in Chicago and suburbs.
