The project complies with all city regulations.

One person (President Roosevelt) can write an executive order to put 120.who was incarcerated at the Rohwer camp in Arkansas and is active with the Japanese American National Museum.

so these events should never happen to another community ever again.but she’s even more beautiful inwardly in terms of the service that she provides for our communities.Efforts are still under way to have a parcel exempted from development so that a memorial can be constructed.

introduced the In Memoriam segment.daughter of Hisaichi Monden; John Morey.

He conducted a Konko ceremony to purify the space under the giant oaks in 2013 and also blessed the traveling exhibit.

That’s the real hope … and it’s all your talent that will make it happen.The renovation was conceived by a consortium of eight Japanese American architects: Marcia Chiono.

William Briones of Nishi Hongwanji discussed the important role that the temple played in the community.Following the signing of Executive Order 9066 in 1942.

local Japanese Americans were ordered to gather in front of the temple with only the possessions that they could carry.The temple was closed during World War II and reopened in 1945.