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Kristen Hayashi explains the difference between internment camps and concentration camps. Watch the video to learn: | Japanese American National Museum

Japanese American National Museum. . Kristen Hayashi explains the difference between internment camps and concentration camps. Watch the video to learn:

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Book Tokyo National Museum Historic Teahouse Tour & Dining (Ueno) 🍱 https://bit.ly/3NMUeju Step into a building with 280 years of history to indulge in a premium meal highlighting seasonal Japanese cuisine, learn to whisk matcha the traditional way, and enjoy tea with sweets 🍽️🍡. Enjoy a premium dining course served in traditional Oju multi-tiered boxes, prepared by a seasoned chef with experience working in 5-star hotels 🌟🍣. Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture in a historical

Book Tokyo National Museum Historic Teahouse Tour & Dining (Ueno) 🍱 https://bit.ly/3NMUeju Step into a building with 280 years of history to indulge in a premium meal highlighting seasonal Japanese cuisine, learn to whisk matcha the traditional way, and enjoy tea with sweets 🍽️🍡. Enjoy a premium dining course served in traditional Oju multi-tiered boxes, prepared by a seasoned chef with experience working in 5-star hotels 🌟🍣. Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture in a historical

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Book our Tokyo National Museum Historic Teahouse Tour & Dining (Ueno) now: https://bit.ly/49ZbP20 @Japomania Enjoy a premium dining experience, learn the art of matcha making, and taste traditional sweets at Okyokan, a historic house over 200 years old, nestled within the Tokyo National Museum in Ueno. 🍵🍣 The Tokyo National Museum houses many of Japan's most valuable treasures, from ancient scroll paintings to delicate ceramics, as well as entire buildings of great historical significance. 🏺�

Book our Tokyo National Museum Historic Teahouse Tour & Dining (Ueno) now: https://bit.ly/49ZbP20 @Japomania Enjoy a premium dining experience, learn the art of matcha making, and taste traditional sweets at Okyokan, a historic house over 200 years old, nestled within the Tokyo National Museum in Ueno. 🍵🍣 The Tokyo National Museum houses many of Japan's most valuable treasures, from ancient scroll paintings to delicate ceramics, as well as entire buildings of great historical significance. 🏺�

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A spotlight on the Japanese American National Museum

A spotlight on the Japanese American National Museum

People of Jerome concentration camp, filmed by Tamotsu Aoki. Aoki’s home movie features everyday life inside Jerome, including farm work and views of the barracks. Japanese American National Museum, Gift of Mildred Aoki, in Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Tamotsu Aoki. 96.77.1 | Japanese American National Museum

People of Jerome concentration camp, filmed by Tamotsu Aoki. Aoki’s home movie features everyday life inside Jerome, including farm work and views of the barracks. Japanese American National Museum, Gift of Mildred Aoki, in Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Tamotsu Aoki. 96.77.1 | Japanese American National Museum

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Japanese Americans who were incarcerated during World War II are being honored at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles. A monument listing the names of all the people who were detained in camps, called the Ireichō, will be on display at the museum until Dec. 1. | AP

Japanese Americans who were incarcerated during World War II are being honored at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles. A monument listing the names of all the people who were detained in camps, called the Ireichō, will be on display at the museum until Dec. 1. | AP

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街なかのような館内を散策🌱 国立新美術館には、全部で12の展示室があります。乃木坂側には、2,000㎡の広さを生かしたダイナミックな展覧会が開催されている企画展示室が2つ。六本木側に10ある1,000㎡の展示室は、全国的な活動を行っている美術団体の発表の場である公募展のために貸し出されています。 10を超える展覧会を同時並行で楽しめることは世界的に見ても珍しいですが、展覧会の種類だけでなく、館内での楽しみ方もまた多彩です👀 カフェやレストラン、ミュージアムショップを利用する人から、ライブラリーで時間を過ごす人など、様々な人が行き交う様は、まるで街なかにいるよう🏙 お目当ての展覧会を楽しむのはもちろん、お気に入りの街を訪れる感覚で、思うままに散策してみては？✨ All the Excitement of a Small City🌱 A visit to NACT can be compared to a walk through a small city, given the center’s many diverse attractions.🏙 NACT’s unique

街なかのような館内を散策🌱 国立新美術館には、全部で12の展示室があります。乃木坂側には、2,000㎡の広さを生かしたダイナミックな展覧会が開催されている企画展示室が2つ。六本木側に10ある1,000㎡の展示室は、全国的な活動を行っている美術団体の発表の場である公募展のために貸し出されています。 10を超える展覧会を同時並行で楽しめることは世界的に見ても珍しいですが、展覧会の種類だけでなく、館内での楽しみ方もまた多彩です👀 カフェやレストラン、ミュージアムショップを利用する人から、ライブラリーで時間を過ごす人など、様々な人が行き交う様は、まるで街なかにいるよう🏙 お目当ての展覧会を楽しむのはもちろん、お気に入りの街を訪れる感覚で、思うままに散策してみては？✨ All the Excitement of a Small City🌱 A visit to NACT can be compared to a walk through a small city, given the center’s many diverse attractions.🏙 NACT’s unique

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38 years ago today, in 1983, Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (TFAM) was founded by Daisaku Ikeda in Tokyo, Japan. Discover something about its history and exhibitions. Tokyo Fuji Art Museum #art | Soka Gakkai

38 years ago today, in 1983, Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (TFAM) was founded by Daisaku Ikeda in Tokyo, Japan. Discover something about its history and exhibitions. Tokyo Fuji Art Museum #art | Soka Gakkai

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Here is the description of this buildings👇🏻 - The Hermes Building in Tokyo, designed by Renzo Piano, is a striking glass structure that embodies both elegance and precision. Its façade, made up of square glass blocks, captures the artisanal spirit of the Hermes brand while blending seamlessly into Tokyo’s urban fabric. - Yoshio Taniguchi’s Gallery of Horyuji Treasures at the Tokyo National Museum offers a minimalist, serene space designed to showcase ancient artifacts. Its understated architec

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A spotlight on the Japanese American National Museum

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People of Jerome concentration camp, filmed by Tamotsu Aoki. Aoki’s home movie features everyday life inside Jerome, including farm work and views of the barracks. Japanese American National Museum, Gift of Mildred Aoki, in Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Tamotsu Aoki. 96.77.1 | Japanese American National Museum

People of Jerome concentration camp, filmed by Tamotsu Aoki. Aoki’s home movie features everyday life inside Jerome, including farm work and views of the barracks. Japanese American National Museum, Gift of Mildred Aoki, in Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Tamotsu Aoki. 96.77.1 | Japanese American National Museum

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Japanese Americans who were incarcerated during World War II are being honored at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles. A monument listing the names of all the people who were detained in camps, called the Ireichō, will be on display at the museum until Dec. 1. | AP

Japanese Americans who were incarcerated during World War II are being honored at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles. A monument listing the names of all the people who were detained in camps, called the Ireichō, will be on display at the museum until Dec. 1. | AP

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Images of Internment: Dorothea Lange's World War II photos

Images of Internment: Dorothea Lange's World War II photos

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Miné Okubo's groundbreaking book, Citizen 13660, was the first book-length account on America’s concentration camps from the perspective of a former incarceree. Miné was born on June 27, 1912 in Riverside, CA. Her parents were both from Japan, her father was a scholar and her mother was an artist. When they immigrated to the US, her father found work as a gardener while her mother raised their six children on her own, which limited her pursuit of an art career. Because of this, Miné vowed not to

Miné Okubo's groundbreaking book, Citizen 13660, was the first book-length account on America’s concentration camps from the perspective of a former incarceree. Miné was born on June 27, 1912 in Riverside, CA. Her parents were both from Japan, her father was a scholar and her mother was an artist. When they immigrated to the US, her father found work as a gardener while her mother raised their six children on her own, which limited her pursuit of an art career. Because of this, Miné vowed not to

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The Manzanar diorama has been a key focal point of JANM’s core exhibition, appreciated by many visitors over the years. The team, comprised of Lance Matsushita, Robert Hasuike, Dennis Masai, and Jerry Teshima, spent over 2 years researching and building this model with precise detail. Here, Robert Hasuike’s nephew and JANM intern, Justin Toshima, gives us an up-close tour of the diorama. When observing the piece, viewers are transported to a barren desert landscape surrounded by barbed wire fenc

The Manzanar diorama has been a key focal point of JANM’s core exhibition, appreciated by many visitors over the years. The team, comprised of Lance Matsushita, Robert Hasuike, Dennis Masai, and Jerry Teshima, spent over 2 years researching and building this model with precise detail. Here, Robert Hasuike’s nephew and JANM intern, Justin Toshima, gives us an up-close tour of the diorama. When observing the piece, viewers are transported to a barren desert landscape surrounded by barbed wire fenc

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Digitization of JANM’s Toyo Miyatake Manzanar photo collection by our Getty Marrow Summer Intern, Justin Toshima! | Japanese American National Museum

Digitization of JANM’s Toyo Miyatake Manzanar photo collection by our Getty Marrow Summer Intern, Justin Toshima! | Japanese American National Museum

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Today marks the 81st anniversary of the Day of Remembrance—a day for all of us to reflect on the injustice suffered by Japanese Americans during World War II. For many Japanese Americans, February 19 is not an abstract date in history. It is a somber day that represents many layers of loss for real people and communities. When President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 on February 19, 1942, he launched the unjust imprisonment of Japanese Americans during World War II. We must co

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The first Japanese immigrants to set foot in Chicago were a group of Japanese acrobats in the mid-1860s. Chicago had become a popular destination for traveling Japanese entertainers. One acrobatic troupe, The Royal Jeddo Japanese Troupe of jugglers, had a burgeoning romance during one of their stays in Chicago; two of the troupe's members, Yae and "Professor Ganjiro," became a couple while touring and had 12 children together. Their twelfth baby, born in 1877, was the very first Nisei to be born

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Japanese American National Museum: Richard Murakami - Heart Mountain Barracks

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“It’s the perfect way to keep this incredible story alive in the most memorable way,” said David Ono, the host and coproducer of Defining Courage. “More importantly, right now our friends on Maui are ‘defining courage’ under the most difficult and tragic of circumstances. Let’s stand with them and give them our love and support.” Join us on Saturday, September 9 to support the Maui relief efforts by attending a special showing of Defining Courage at the Marsee Auditorium in Torrance. This specia

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Today is the Day of Remembrance, a somber day that commemorates over 125,000 real people and families who were unjustly imprisoned during World War II when President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 on February 19, 1942. #DayOfRemembrance #EO9066 #NeverForget #PresidentsDay | Japanese American National Museum

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"In the 80s and 90s being Japanese American wasn't cool. But it was cool to me!" Celebrating over three decades of culture-shaping influence, Eric Nakamura and Martin Wong's Giant Robot has evolved from a niche zine to a major art curator. Witness this evolution firsthand at the Giant Robot Biennale 5, Limited Time at JANM. | Japanese American National Museum

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"In the 80s and 90s being Japanese American wasn't cool. But it was cool to me!" Celebrating over three decades of culture-shaping influence, Eric Nakamura and Martin Wong's Giant Robot has evolved from a niche zine to a major art curator. Witness this evolution firsthand at the Giant Robot Biennale 5, Limited Time at JANM. | Japanese American National Museum

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Online conversation and Q&A-- HOUSES FOR PEACE: EXPLORING THE LEGACY OF FLOYD SCHMOE. Tomorrow at 7PM (PDT) / 11AM (JST) / 4PM (HST) In commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, join us in a conversation on what today’s audiences can learn and build on from the story of Floyd Schmoe, a lifelong grassroots activist for peace. The conversation will build on the documentary Houses for Peace (2018), that tells the story of Schmoe, who traveled with a diverse group of voluntee

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"In the 80s and 90s being Japanese American wasn't cool. But it was cool to me!" Celebrating over three decades of culture-shaping influence, Eric Nakamura and Martin Wong's Giant Robot has evolved from a niche zine to a major art curator. Witness this evolution firsthand at the Giant Robot Biennale 5, Limited Time at JANM. | Japanese American National Museum

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From its bold beginnings in the gritty LA culture of the 80s, Giant Robot transformed Asian American identity into a badge of honor for a generation. Join us at JANM for a limited-time showcase of this pioneering spirit, with the Giant Robot Biennale 5. | Japanese American National Museum

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From its bold beginnings in the gritty LA culture of the 80s, Giant Robot transformed Asian American identity into a badge of honor for a generation. Join us at JANM for a limited-time showcase of this pioneering spirit, with the Giant Robot Biennale 5. | Japanese American National Museum

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The Japanese Invasion of America

Today we launched Our Promise, JANM’s historic $65 million comprehensive campaign to revitalize our campus, amplify our national presence, deliver stories and resources in bold new ways using art and smart technology, and secure JANM’s future. Through your support, JANM will deliver on our four promises: 1. Revitalize ($20 million): Redesign and repurpose JANM’s campus to provide welcoming, cohesive, and dynamic spaces for everyone. 2. Amplify ($7.5 million): Re-energize the National Center for

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George Taniguchi is regarded as the first prominent Japanese American horse jockey. Today Gino takes us through JANM's collection that highlights Taniguchi's life. What makes this collection so special is that the items tell the story of Taniguchi's entire life, from early childhood to his later years. | Japanese American National Museum

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The Atomettes was a Nisei girls club originally formed out of the West Los Angeles United Methodist Church in 1949. The club’s founders, Rose Honda and Mary Ishizuka (née Nishi), were both in their early twenties. Mary Ishizuka came up with the idea to take a road trip with the group’s younger members, who were all middle schoolers taking Sunday school classes with Honda and Ishizuka. “Mary, because she was a geography teacher, she wanted to teach [the] girls all about what was happening locally

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What was it like to be gay and Japanese American decades ago? What is it like now? Okaeri, JANM, and Visual Communications invite you to listen to and participate in conversations with several generations of LGBTQ -identified Japanese Americans, as they talk about their experiences at the intersections of these identities. Actor and activist George Takei will be in conversation with USC student Justin Kawaguchi; and June Lagmay, a founder of Asian/Pacific Lesbians and Gays, will be in dialogue w

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