It has built a reputation of excellence and personal commitment to the JA/AAPI communities in Little Tokyo and Boyle Heights.

We were not at Tule Lake for religious reasons.The National Trust for Historic Preservation named Minidoka one of the 11 Most Endangered Historic Places in 2022.

surrounded by armed guards and guard towers.Whats happening in Minidoka is happening across the country.the site is open to visitors daily.

masks the reality of mass imprisonment and concentration camps.————–Tamiko Nimura is a creative nonfiction writer and public historian living in Tacoma.

Tule Lake is perhaps the most infamous of the World War II Japanese American concentration camps.

descendants and allies from the nonprofit Friends of Minidoka mounted a powerful campaign against this terminology.and have a place for our future generations to learn.

Once Skip took over the business.who spent long hours improving and growing the business.

but Kawaratani said that she was also doted on by her aunt and grandmother.Kutani vases and many bronze and cast-iron pieces.