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McNear: Mendocino and Miasa, Japan became 'sister-unincorporated townships' in 1980
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McNear: Mendocino and Miasa, Japan became 'sister-unincorporated townships' in 1980
Although separated by the Pacific Ocean, Mendocino, California and Miasa, Japan have a close relationship spanning decades. Miasa, located in the Nagano Prefecture, sits about 150 miles northwest of Tokyo. In the 1980, Mendocino and Miasa became Sister Cities, a long-term partnership between two communities in different countries aimed at promoting cultural and commercial ties. This relationship can be traced back to William “Bill” Zacha, founde…
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