as Okinawan items are rarely available at local stores.

Courtesy Tim Yuji YamamotoTuna Street buildings on Terminal Island.The collection of places on this list also helps illustrate how resilience and recovery are intertwined with preservation and emphasizes the economic benefits that come with revitalization.

After the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.Terminal IslandThe 11 Most Endangered program uplifts and catalyzes community-led preservation work through a high-impact public awareness campaign resulting in increased visibility.; French Broad and Swannanoa River Corridors.

ConservancyMemorial to Japanese fishing village on Terminal Island.the Terminal Islanders Association and the Los Angeles Conservancy worked with the port to include preservation and reuse recommendations in their master plan.

The two small buildings are deteriorating.

Terminal Island is one of the countrys busiest container portsDuring the educational conference.

Sent to New York City to await their repatriation to Japan.This discussion will address how today as in the past.

The final workshop will bring together activists and scholars in a roundtable discussion that explores how the Japanese ancestry communitys experience in overcoming past injustice can help inform current movements for justice and reparations.000 people ranging in age from infants born in the prison to elders in their eighties during the years it operated from 1942 to 1948.