Simon Wiesenthal Center (SWC)

the SEJSCC has been the center of togetherness for generations.Soliciting for funds began in 1970.

The old building was in bad shape and was a target of vandalism.more than 100 students were attending.More students enrolled during the past year because Orange County Buddhist Church in Anaheim closed its Japanese school.

And other Japanese activities like kimekomiexhibit materials and a booklet for a tour in the United Kingdom.

The exhibit is our educational outreach that will be accessible to a whole new global audience.

Articles for you@media ( min-width: 300px ){.This publication will highlight the evolution of the school.

the board members have retired in order to let younger people take over.Another connection to the Bay Area is that noted San Francisco sculptor Ruth Asawa was among the Norwalk and Downey farming families that attended the Japanese School before the war.

That proved to be too much work for one person.continued to have school buildings built on his property and have it continue there.