Yosuke Kitazawa
About Me:
I wander my way around Los Angeles looking for the best places to eat, listen to music, and soak in the history. I spend too much time looking at old photos of L.A. and browsing around record stores. Any old photos of L.A. record stores out there?
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A new gallery exhibit showcases selections from Los Angeles Public Library's collection of rarely seen Ansel Adams photos.
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Posted Neighborhood Notes: Who Will Be in Charge of Famous Olvera St. Mural & More
in Land of SunshineThe latest news and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods. -
I think you're giving Northern Soul scenesters too much credit here...just because they didn't listen to much music made after 1967 doesn't mean that no one cared anymore about soul music in the US. Many of them even charted in...
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News and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Angelenos share fleeting memories of Angel Island & more.
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Posted Neighborhood Notes: L.A. County is the Most Linguistically Diverse Jurisdiction & More
in Land of SunshineNews and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: L.A. County is the most linguistically diverse jurisdiction in the nation & more. -
The 1967 game held in Los Angeles was blacked out to TVs within a 75-mile radius due to an NFL policy.
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Jo Mora's works about Los Angeles - illustrations, maps, sculptures - place the city within the legacy of the magnificent West.
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News and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Trash analysis of the L.A. River & more
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Posted Neighborhood Notes: Year of the Dragon Starts with a Bang in LA's Chinatown & More
in Land of SunshineNotes and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Year of the Dragon starts with a bang in LA's Chinatown & more. -
Wondering what exhibits to see during this weekend's Museums Free-For-All? Here's a guide to our picks.
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Posted Neighborhood Notes: Urban US Chinatowns wane as Asians head to suburbs & More
in Land of SunshineNews and notes on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Urban US Chinatowns wane as Asians head to suburbs & more -
Posted Neighborhood Notes: Remembering the Chicano art collectives of Highland Park & More
in Land of SunshineNews and notes on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Remembering the Chicano art collectives of Highland Park & more. -
Posted Neighborhood Notes: Asians Push to Consolidate Power on L.A. Council & More
in Land of SunshineNews and notes on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Asians Push to Consolidate Power on L.A. Council & More -
Posted Neighborhood Notes: Homeless Cleared from Highland Park Veterans Square & More
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In the ever-changing cities of Berlin and Los Angeles, there exists an artistic and cultural relationship that may explain why they are considered Sister Cities.
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News and notes on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Happy New Year from the Los Angeles River & More
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L.A. Conservation Corps' "Paddle the River" wins Project of the Year from The Corps Network.
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We launched two neighborhood installments. We held StoryShare events. We gave away swag in contests. You shared us your stories, poems, songs.
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Join us this Thursday, December 15th in observing A Day Without a Bag, an event that encourages shoppers and retailers to forgo single-use, plastic shopping bags in favor of reusable bags.
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News and notes from around the neighborhood.
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In 1972 East L.A. legends El Chicano performed on KCET's Acción Chicano, a program produced by Jesus Trevino.
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Millard Canyon offers a glimpse of the Arroyo Seco as the Hahamog'nas - and later the artists - may have seen.
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Announcing Departures' new blog The Land of Sunshine--we give a nod to Los Angeles' complicated but hopeful past, while pointing to a future when we can reclaim that title without irony.
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Los Angeles can claim a unique place in the culinary world in which a sense of deep social history can be felt from the sampling of its food culture. We take a look at how food played an important role in shaping Chinatown.
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I think you're giving Northern Soul scenesters too much credit here...just because they didn't listen to much music made after 1967 doesn't mean that no one cared anymore about soul music in the US. Many of them even charted in...
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A new gallery exhibit showcases selections from Los Angeles Public Library's collection of rarely seen Ansel Adams photos.
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Posted Neighborhood Notes: Who Will Be in Charge of Famous Olvera St. Mural & More
in Land of SunshineThe latest news and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods. -
News and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Angelenos share fleeting memories of Angel Island & more.
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Posted Neighborhood Notes: L.A. County is the Most Linguistically Diverse Jurisdiction & More
in Land of SunshineNews and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: L.A. County is the most linguistically diverse jurisdiction in the nation & more. -
The 1967 game held in Los Angeles was blacked out to TVs within a 75-mile radius due to an NFL policy.
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Jo Mora's works about Los Angeles - illustrations, maps, sculptures - place the city within the legacy of the magnificent West.
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News and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Trash analysis of the L.A. River & more
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Posted Neighborhood Notes: Year of the Dragon Starts with a Bang in LA's Chinatown & More
in Land of SunshineNotes and stories on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Year of the Dragon starts with a bang in LA's Chinatown & more. -
Wondering what exhibits to see during this weekend's Museums Free-For-All? Here's a guide to our picks.
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Posted Neighborhood Notes: Urban US Chinatowns wane as Asians head to suburbs & More
in Land of SunshineNews and notes on the shifting culture of our neighborhoods: Urban US Chinatowns wane as Asians head to suburbs & more
