is supporting this program as a community partner by hosting two lectures by Godzilla specialists Steve Ryfle and Ed Godziszewski.

to be sent to a Japanese American incarceration camp during the war for three years at Heart Mountain.Once three of the families earned enough money.

and artifacts of Japanese family histories to tell this story that has never been told.We have met such passionate people who have been generous enough to share their family histories with us.Norio Uyematsu of Anaheim had just spoken to the Brigham City Kiwanis Club for Veterans Day of his service in the Korean War.

Photo by PATTI HIRAHARAA Tribute to A Hero – Norio Uyematsu.The communitys response to the story of how they found their way to Brigham City was overwhelming.

The museum team has been researching the Japanese families in Box Elder County and the first person that was on their wish list was Private First Class Jim Yoshio Tazoi from Garland.

Brigham City became their salvation to begin a new life in Utah due to the generosity of Earl Garrett Anderson.Elizabeth Yang defeated Dawn Midori Rock.

we knew Monterey Park was the perfect place.both of their families settled in Los Angeles.

I am deeply honored to have the opportunity to run for our City Council in District 2.their families were placed in the Japanese internment camps.