Photos by MARIO REYES
- Newly crowned 2014 Nisei Week Queen Tori Nishinaka-Leon.
- A dog from Akita Inu Hozonkai, also known as Akiho.
- Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi with his wife, Hiroko, and daughter, Sophie.
- “Sailor Moon” characters from Cherry Jelly Productions.
- The Little Tokyo Cosplayers dressed as their favorite characters from anime, manga and video games.
- The 2014 Nisei Week Court on the Japan Airlines float.
- Dancers from Okinawa Association of America Geino-bu.
- Los Angeles County CEO Bill Fujioka with his mother, Linda Fujioka, and wife, Darlene Kuba.
- Pure 02 President Kazuhiko Fujii and Little Tokyo Business Association President Ellen Endo.
- Emily Kinaga Wong was among the Nisei Week Public Dancers.
- “America’s Got Talent” Season 8 winner Kenichi Ebina.
- A color guard marched ahead of Nisei World War II veterans.
- Japan Business Association of Southern California (JBA) President Hideo Miyake, his wife Eiko, and JBA Foundation President Yuko Kaifu.
- Seniors from Keiro watch the parade on Second Street.
- Japanese American National Museum President and CEO Greg Kimura with his wife Joy and children Julian and Lily.
- A “Kodak moment” with the 2014 Nisei Week Court on board the Japan Airlines float.
- The Japanese American Korean War Veterans participate annually in the parade.
- The Little Tokyo Historical Society marched in celebration of Little Tokyo’s 130th year.
- Howard Takata, 7th Dan, of Nishi Judo Club and family.
- Nisei Week Foundation President Mike Okamoto with his wife Kaeko, daughter Mickie Okamoto-Tsudama, and “dog grandson” Kashiwa.
- Los Angeles Mikoshi Association or Rafu Mutsumikai carried a large portable shrine.
- Nebuta or lantern floats, a tradition in Aomori.
- Sean Danconia, who designed the Nisei Week poster, with a model dressed as his character, Mayumi-chan.
- A tractor from Tanaka Farms in Irvine.
- A contingent of Japanese American veterans of the Vietnam War.