Immigrant communities have been living in fear.

considered the birthplace of cosplay.as well as excursions to nearby towns such as Arimatsu.

where they shared cultural performances and formed meaningful bonds with attendees.where they learned the art of traditional tie-dye.during which the students lived with host families alongside their Japanese host siblings.

and the visiting Nagoya delegation.They also participated in immersive cultural experiences that deepened their appreciation for Japans rich heritage.

also participated in the parade.

Entertainment was provided by Hina Zhang.Childrens Picture Book Room? Ann Chau.

Explore the citys rich AAPI heritage and join in forging a shared future of acceptance.org/aapi-joyTo stay up to date on events in the community

Due to the efforts of the National Trust and its passionate supporters.1930-40Buildings that were part of the Japanese American fishing village on Terminal Island are on the National Trust for Historic Preservations 2025 list of Americas 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.