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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.

Member since Apr 2003

Events

May 20249

ASOBI at JANM: Greeting Cards with Kristina Yu of Cheery Human Studios

Class/Workshop

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Apr 202427

The Importance of Telling the Japanese American Resisters’ Story

Community Event

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Apr 202421

JANM Book Club: My Lost Freedom with George Takei

Film & Other Media

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Apr 202420

Book Launch—Corky Lee’s Asian America

Film & Other Media

JANM

United States

Los Angeles

Apr 202411

ASOBI at JANM: Collaborative Art Making with Giorgiko

Class/Workshop

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Mar 20241

Giant Robot Biennale 5—Opening Celebration

Exhibition

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Feb 202424

Feb 202425

Two-Day Workshop: Wonderful World of Washi

Class/Workshop

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Feb 202417

2024 Los Angeles Day of Remembrance

Community Event

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Jan 202420

Closing Celebration: Aki’s Market

Exhibition

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

May 202411

Giant Robot Workshop: Wooden Worlds with Yoskay Yamamoto

Class/Workshop

JANM

United States
California
Los Angeles

Contact

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

About

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 …

Images

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)