School Board President Ernie Nishii ubered Keimi and Murakami through the rain-soaked streets to Gahr High school.

Dive into the 30-year story of Mooneyes with this film about two Japanese and Japanese American hot rodders who saved the iconic American speed parts company.and popularized hot rod culture in Asia.

free for JANM members and youth under 18.org/events/2025-12-02/screening-craft-speed-documentary-about-mooneyes Articles for you@media ( min-width: 300px ){.As Asian and Asian American pioneers in their industry.

Shige Suganuma and Chico Kodama battled against racism and xenophobia and ultimately created a global following.Suganuma is expanding hot rod culture despite declining interest in hot rods.

and Kodama is handcrafting a new race car to try to break a second land speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats.

at the Japanese American National Museums Democracy Center.different actions will be taking place at national park sites and other areas for supporters to gather and show their support.

It is a vital time to ensure that our histories.and the people who care for them to ensure the parks are not erased or forgotten.

and the Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National Historic Site.Several former incarceration sites now fall under the banner of the National Park Service.