The family photo album she has put together drew her boys from other entertainment instantly. Pictures of them as babies, at birthday parties, in their wading pool, visiting the Nagoya zoo or wearing their dad's motorcycle helmet delighted the boys. But there are, naturally, some things the family misses. Japanese food, particularly the variety of seafood they have available in Japan, is on that list, Mrs. Nagaya said. In the months they have been in the United States, the Nagayas say they have come to like their quiet neighborhood.
People are kind.
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