The Nakamuras were the first Japanese Americans to move into their neighborhood in 1956.

We acknowledge that we live in a world of profound socialLooking AheadThe SCGF currently maintains 11 chapters across Los Angeles and Orange counties.

delivered a lecture on the history of the SCGF and the significance of senryu composed by Japanese American gardeners.We have to wait until we can secure it more firmly and have more people on staff to oversee.contact SCGF at (213) 628-1595.

Seiryu-en is currently closed to the public.and the project was funded by SCGF member and community donations.

and SCGF President Brian Yamasaki.

The event began with a powerful drum performance by Kishin Taiko.to strike fear just because he was Japanese.

We need to decide what kind of world that we want to live in.The histories of our communities must continue to be preserved and shared.

The terror that ICE and the Customs and Border Patrol raise across the country.Message From MuseumAnn Burroughs.