The young musicians are hosted for homestay with local families.

which became the inspiration for this exhibition.Brigham City Museum Director Alana Blumenthal and Curator of Collections Jennifer Hill traveled with Norio Uyematsu to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History to witness Uyematsus donation of his post Korean War memorabilia to the museums military collection as well as being given a special briefing by the Smithsonian staff on what to consider in putting together an exhibit about Japanese American history.

These opportunities being given to the Brigham City Museum to create their first Japanese pioneer exhibit are unique for small museums.had just published a front-page news story about the Uyematsu family and how they lost their California farm and everything they owned.and Military Intelligence Service (MIS) for their extraordinary accomplishments in World War II.

Each familys history provides a unique perspective of their life in the Box Elder County region.2024 covering Japanese Americans who self-relocated to Utah to escape Incarceration from Salt Lake City to Keetley to Brigham City and beyond.

A 2022 story by Patti Hirahara in the local Brigham City.

worked for the Andersons for 40 years as their foreman in Brigham City and retired at the age of 90.but are not limited to:? Dramatically increased density and building heights than the surrounding neighborhood.

exacerbating land values and making it more expensive in the future to acquire land and build affordable housing in and around Little Tokyo.well out of reach for existing residents in the neighborhood and for most Angelenos.

The proposed project by Colorado-based developer Continuum Partners totals 7.interaction with city staff has also been deficient.