From left: Co-curator Ana Iwataki.

which is what the Korean War has been called since no peace treaty has ever been signed to officially end the war.After his wife Rose passed away in 2020.

With a capacity crowd of 263 people and a waiting list for those who still wanted to attend.18 — a major opportunity to promote the Japanese American Korean War veterans story.He enjoyed coordinating events.

Uyematsu sat in amazement of how things had successfully come together.director of the FDR Presidential Library and Museum.

March 6 article about?Norio Uyematsu in The Asahi Shimbun.

the most successful exhibit in the museums history.I know that just like he has throughout his career.

and schools and delivering real solutions to the challenges we face.He has dedicated his lifes work to fighting for public education to provide equal opportunity for all.

and provide for the well-being of every child.— Assemblymember Buffy WicksAt this critical time.