The 4th annual Delicious Little Tokyo is taking place this Friday and Saturday, July 19 and 20. Select Little Tokyo restaurants will be offering giveaways, demonstrations, tastings and more. Take a historical [continue reading]
Metro recently released the 2019 Small Business Report highlighting the accomplishments of two innovative pilot small business programs, the Business Interruption Fund (BIF) and the Crenshaw/LAX Pilot Business Solution Center [continue reading]
Shinyodo Kimono & Japanese Gift is located along the Little Tokyo area of the Regional Connector in the historic Japanese Village Plaza. Established in 1987 by owner Jason Lee, Shinyodo [continue reading]
We’ve written regularly about how taking transit instead of driving solo is better for the environment. But don’t stop there! There are other small lifestyle changes you can make that [continue reading]
The above video on the Regional Connector project is the second of three that we’re rolling out that highlight key Metro projects that are under construction. The Crenshaw/LAX Line video [continue reading]
No one likes to “spring forward” but alas, until the time remains the same year-round, we’re all turning our clocks one hour ahead this Sunday. That means many of us [continue reading]
Photos by Juan Ocampo for LA Metro The Hob Nob Shop is located in the Little Tokyo Area of the Regional Connector in the historic Japanese Village Plaza. The business [continue reading]
Join Metro-commissioned artist Clare Rojas and artist Ramekon O’Arwisters for a Crochet Jam on Feb. 23! The Jam, produced by O’Arwisters, positions participatory art-making as a platform for story exchange [continue reading]
Footland Sports is located along the Little Tokyo area of the Regional Connector. It was established by Shawn Zadeh in 1993 within Japanese Village Plaza. Footland Sports generates revenue from [continue reading]
Super Kind and Rude Dude cut-outs will be on display at Entertainment Hobby Shop JUNGLE (Anime Jungle) in Little Tokyo from Wednesday, Oct. 17, through Wednesday, Oct. 24. Stop by and [continue reading]
