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the federation has decided to erect a memorial monument in the Seiryu-en at JACCC to pay tribute to its predecessors and for the future generations to know the work of the Japanese American gardeners.Japanese Americans were released from concentration camps.

Since the American people trusted the gardening work done by the Japanese before the war.They are also doing their best.Lawn mower made my children and grandchildren become doctors.

I often went to Japanese restaurants.and the children tend to stay away from the gardening profession.

Gardeners tend to have their children seek higher education.

it was decided to create a Japanese garden in the remaining triangular and sloping space.A reception catered by Don Taharas First Street Cuisine will immediately follow the event.

Tickets are $50 ($40 for JANM Members) and are available at janm.a 1975 documentary by Visual Communications that is now part of the Library of Congress National Film Registry.

who is best known for her work with the groundbreaking Sansei band Hiroshima.and Dan Kuramoto will join June Kuramoto in a conversation about her life and career of over 50 years.