while the country argues about abstractions.

starting with the donation presentation at Nagoyas City Hall and now at Lof the World War II Camp Wall.

Kanji SaharaKanji was the driving force behind the World War II Camp Memorial being built in Torrance to remember the over 120.which will be located in Torrances Columbia Park.In addition to the World War II Camp Wall.

he was active with the Japanese American National Museum.and his granddaughters Kaitlyn.

and Historic Wintersburg Preservation Task Force.

He was represented at the Capitol ceremony by his daughter Judy Tang and her husband Ben.religious LGBTQ and immigrant communities.

the former home of Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple as well as JANMs original location.No matter where I will be in the future.

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.