We were happy to see several of the same people five years later.

Funded in part by the generosity of the Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA).org/events/best-100-japanese-posters-1945-1989-exhibition/Gallery hours: Tuesday through Sunday.

Best 100 Japanese Posters (1945-1989) will be on view at the Japanese American Cultural Community Centers George J.The posters have been compiled to record the works that set an artistic milestone between 1945 and 1989.This exhibition features the best 100 Japanese posters of the post-war era.

Artists include: Yoshio Hayakawa.The 100 posters in the exhibition were chosen not only based on their artistic merits but also in acknowledgment of the important role they have played in the history of the medium itself

sent care packages to Japan during the Russo-Japanese War.

it brought together other womens organizations and became known as Nanka Fujinkai Renmei (Federation of Southern California Japanese Women) before adopting the present name of Nanka Nikkei Fujinkai (Japanese Womens Society of Southern California) in 1956.Matsch in Denver and practiced with the Legal Aid Society of New York and Skadden.

a keynote introduction by Don Tamaki.Professor of Law at UC Davis School of Law.

University of Southern California.where she has worked on campaigns focused on abolition and reparations.