On-site parking is $10 (exact change only).

Burroughs said that the new exhibition will tell the full story of Japanese American history with a new interpretion: Itll tell the story of the incredibly courageous Nisei soldiers.JANM is and will always be a beacon of social justice.

Little Tokyo has withstood generations of displacement.I watched them stamp their own names and the names of their parents.not only as a member of Congress.

‘Can you imagine all of us living in one place together with no privacy? We turned the corner and saw the mountain of luggage.JANM Board of Trustees; Consul General Kenko Sone; George Tanaka.

Its an honor to be standing here today.

not just for Japanese Americans.that act of erasure was met with outcry and most of it was soon restored.

the most decorated military unit in history.there is a growing controversy over California Assembly Bill 715.

And goals of inclusivity stand in contrast to efforts to exclude people of color from exercising their political rights or becoming an American.forgotten or never even known? We saw the consequences of erasure during the pandemic.