he attended the University of Hawaii from August 1941 until Dec.

The Japanese National Museum is more than just a physical space … It is a place where our history reminds us of our collective responsibility.opened those classic Buddhist temple doors … So during our internment.

It is truly a gem in the city.we all came back and it became a Buddhist temple again.JANM board chair; Ann Burroughs.

Japan House Los Angeles; Darlene Kuba.many who fought during the war.

and successes of the Japanese American community.

which goes our responsibility … and we must speak up and rise again.sparking conversation with younger family members.

came to the bustling Tanaka Farms in Irvine for a vibrant celebration of Nikkei farm history.A rousing performance by OCOs Kibou Taiko opened the formal program.

Reflecting upon the event and the two history projects.Kansha volunteers assisted attendees with searching the projects database for their families farm records.