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LETTERS: JA landscape architect leaves a lasting legacy
Editor’s Note: The following comment was posted on www.nichibei.org in response to the article entitled “Dr. Takeo Uesugi, internationally renowned Japanese landscape architect and kunsho recipient, dies,” which was published in the Feb. 4., 2016 issue of the Nichi Bei Weekly.
He was a wonderful person who helped me fight cancer. Thank you Rev. Uesugi for everything!