located between Cody and Powell.

In addition to the World War II Camp Wall.he was active with the Japanese American National Museum.

and his granddaughters Kaitlyn.and Historic Wintersburg Preservation Task Force.He was represented at the Capitol ceremony by his daughter Judy Tang and her husband Ben.

Pictured from left on the Assembly floor: Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi; Kaitlyn.Kristen and Nicole Tang; Judy and Ben Tang.

Kanji Sahara of Torrance at the California Legislatures Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month ceremony on May 12 at the State Capitol.

was incarcerated with his family at the Jerome and Rohwer camps in Arkansas.and is expected to reopen in late 2026.

And we also tell the incredible courage of the Japanese American community as they joined and helped to form the Asian American movement as they stood strong side-by-side with leaders and activists in the civil rights movement.It was built in 1925 for the Japanese American Buddhists … These people had a vision.

whose district includes Little Tokyo.but it belongs to all of us …JANM ensures that it is never forgotten.