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2025 Benefit and Online Auction - Photos
Thank you to everyone who attended our 2025 Benefit and Online Auction event at JW Marriott Downtown Los Angeles on April 12, 2025.We hope you enjoy the photos below taken by the event photographers!
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2025 Lexus Opportunity Drawing
Congratulations to Rick Noguchi from Culver City, California!He is the winner of JANM’s 2025 Lexus Opportunity Drawing and has received a brand new 2024 Lexus TX 500h F SPORT Performance.Thank you to everyone who purchased drawing tickets that added to the success of our event. Funds raised will support JANM’s educational programming and outreach.For details about the TX 500h, visit lexus.com/TX500h. The 2025 Lexus O...
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組織
全米日系人博物館のボードメンバー（ボード・オブ・トラスティーズとボード・オブ・ガバナーズ）
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Board Members
Members of the Japanese American National Museum’s Board of Trustees and Board of Governors.
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Amache
August 27, 1942 – October 15, 1945“Well, when I first got there, it was sort of a challenge, you know…. But it was getting by, working, making friends, and trying to learn something while you are doing all this.”—Esther NishioAmache was built on a dusty hilltop in southeastern Colorado, near the town of Granada. Like other camps, it was built from scratch, on land that was empty of buildings and devoid of infrastruct...
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Gila River
July 20, 1942 – November 10, 1945“There’s not much you can do there. You learn real quickly that this life is a little different. And I think you also learn that complaining isn’t going to get you anything.”—Yoshimi MatsuuraGila River was built in the arid desert valley of Southern Arizona. In the beginning, dust storms blew like blizzards through the camp. Masayo Arii recalls how “the strong winds would come up and ...
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Explore
Explore JANM’s Rich ResourcesFrom our Collection and virtual programs to the Democracy Center, Watase Media Arts Center, Discover Nikkei, and more, JANM has something for you.
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Little Tokyo: How History Shapes a Community Across Generations (2025)
Learn about the intersection of history, culture, and community through a workshop from JANM and the National Endowment for the Humanities: “Little Tokyo: How History Shapes a Community Across Generations."