I often went to Japanese restaurants.

000 Japanese Americans during the war.It will travel to 11 cities over five years.

the museum creates learning opportunities for all visitors and bonds the American people to their oldest military service.500-square-foot exhibit will present the national perspective of the Japanese American soldier experience that includes the historical context of life in Hawaii and the Wartime Relocation Authority camps on the mainland.The museum is open daily with free admission.

442nd Regimental Combat team and Military Intelligence Service.A special gallery on the Nisei experience will be displayed at National Museum of the U.

American soldiers of Japanese ancestry delivered a powerful lesson in citizenship during World War II.

shared the exhibits design plans.Stories abound on social media of communities coming together to help those affected.

Angelenos have taken to social media.As Los Angeles resident Kat Eves wrote on Threads.

I am not at all surprised by the generosity of this place.officials announced that firefighters have contained 45% of the Altadena-area Eaton Fire and 19% of the Palisades Fire.