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The Japanese American Association of Northern California, also known as Hokka Nichi Bei Kai, serves as a cultural and community hub for Japanese Americans in the San Francisco area. The organization is dedicated to preserving and promoting Japanese heritage through various events and programs. Located in San Francisco, the association fosters a sense of community among its members while celebrating the rich history and contributions of Japanese Americans. Through initiatives like the Bunka Hall of Fame and cultural events, it aims to engage and educate the public about Japanese culture. Generated from the website

HistoryIn 1899, legendary newspaperman Kyutaro Abiko established the Nichi Bei Shimbun, the most influential Japanese American newspaper in the country prior to WWII. After the war, some former staff of the Shimbun came back to establish the Nichi Bei Times with the goal of getting the community reconnected after their devastating incarceration in wartime concentration camps. Led by Shichinosuke Asano, the Nichi Bei Times debuted on May 18, 1946. As the Nichi Bei Times was closing in Sept. 2009, a group of staff and contributing writers, media professionals and community leaders -- supported by the community -- established the Nichi Bei Foundation, an innovative educational nonprofit organization that published the Nichi Bei Weekly as the first ethnic nonprofit newspaper of its kind in the country. Inspired by a community-serving historical legacy, the Nichi Bei Foundation and the Nichi Bei Weekly have a simple yet profound mission: to keep the community connected, informed and empowered.

Municipal Improvement Fund is a company based in San Francisco, CA that specializes in providing financial support for community development projects. With a focus on enhancing local infrastructure and services, the organization works to improve the quality of life for residents in the area. Generated from their business information