For a Greener Tomorrow: Japanese American Gardeners in Southern California
October 28, 2000 - May 1, 2001
Barred from leasing farmland in the early 1900s, many Japanese immigrants traveled from California's countryside to the cities and turned to another kind of farming - gardening.
This profession sustained Japanese Americans when they returned from concentration camps and also Japan after the war. A display, co-sponsored by the Southern California Gardeners' Federation, surveys the gardeners. 100 years of contributions to create a greener tomorrow. for all Japanese Americans and the larger Southern California community. The 45th Convention of the Southern California Gardeners' Federation will take place at the New Otani Hotel in Little Tokyo in October 2000.
Past Events
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Closing of the exhibition, For a Greener Tomorrow: Japanese American Gardners in Southern CaliforniaClosing of the exhibition, For a Greener Tomorrow: Japanese American Gardners in Southern California In conjunction with the exhibition For a Greener Tomorrow: Japanese American Gardeners in Southern California |
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