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Japanese American National Museum

Japanese American National Museum

The first museum in the United States dedicated to sharing the experience of Americans of Japanese ancestry as an integral part of U.S. history.

Miembro desde Abr 2003

Eventos

Abr 202322

JANM Book Club: Miss Irwin with Allen Say

Film & Other Media

JANM

May 202318

Exploring the YUMIVERSE with Yumi Sakugawa

Film & Other Media

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

May 202320

10th Annual Imagine Little Tokyo Short Story Contest Awards Ceremony

Film & Other Media

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Abr 202315

Film Screening: Before They Take Us Away

Film & Other Media

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Jun 202317

From Barbed Wire to Boogie Woogie: All Camps Swing Dance with The Fabulous Esquires Big Band

Deportes & Recreaciones

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Jun 202317

From Barbed Wire to Boogie Woogie: A Conversation with WWII Concentration Camp Survivors

Film & Other Media

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Mar 20106

The History of the Japanese American Military Intelligence Service

Conference/Presentation

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Mar 20234

Raising the Flag: Coming of Age in WWII Concentration Camps—In-Person & Virtual

Film & Other Media

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Mar 202318

JANM Book Club: Secret Harvests with David Mas Masumoto and Patricia Wakida

Conference/Presentation

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Abr 20231

Abr 20232

POSTPONED: Two-Day Beginners Workshop: Wonderful World of Washi

Class/Workshop

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Contacto

100 N. Central Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90012

email: http://www.janm.org/contact/

Web: http://www.janm.org/
Phone: 213.625.0414 / 800.461.5266

Información

Founded in 1985, the Japanese American National Museum is the largest museum in the United States dedicated to sharing the experience of Americans of Japanese ancestry. It is located in …

Imagenes

Japanese American National Museum - Pavillion (Photo by Norman H. Sugimoto)

Jack Iwata photograph, 1942. Bird's eye view of the Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple, currently the Museum's Historic Building, as Japanese Americans are subjected to forced removal and incarceration. (Japanese American National Museum, Gift of Jack and Peggy Iwata, Jack Iwata Collection. 93.102.102)