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Japanese American National Museum
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The Japanese American National Museum is dedicated to sharing the experience of Americans of Japanese ancestry as an integral part of U.S. history and culture through exhibitions, public programs, resources, educational programs, and more.
Through our JANM channel, we share various videos created by our award-winning Frank H. Watase Media Arts Center about or related to our exhibitions; virtual and past public programs; documentaries; oral histories; and educational resources.
Japanese American Nation Museum
100 N. Central Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90012
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Through our JANM channel, we share various videos created by our award-winning Frank H. Watase Media Arts Center about or related to our exhibitions; virtual and past public programs; documentaries; oral histories; and educational resources.
Japanese American Nation Museum
100 N. Central Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90012
janm.org
janmstore.com
DiscoverNikkei.org
Dave Tatsuno home movie—Views of the Barracks
Japanese American National Museum, Gift of Dave Tatsuno in memory of Walter Honderick (91.74.1-8)
Moving images from the Japanese American National Museum’s collection may not be reproduced, distributed, or displayed without a completed license agreement and payment of the appropriate use fees. Fees apply to one time use per film distributed in licensed format, unless otherwise authorized in the license agreement. For more information, please contact collections@janm.org.
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This video is included as part of JANM’s Exploring America’s Concentration Camps website, an online resource for learning about the forced removal and confinement of more than 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry in Americ...
Moving images from the Japanese American National Museum’s collection may not be reproduced, distributed, or displayed without a completed license agreement and payment of the appropriate use fees. Fees apply to one time use per film distributed in licensed format, unless otherwise authorized in the license agreement. For more information, please contact collections@janm.org.
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This video is included as part of JANM’s Exploring America’s Concentration Camps website, an online resource for learning about the forced removal and confinement of more than 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry in Americ...
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Dave Tatsuno home movie-Silent Skater
Просмотров 2972 часа назад
During World War II, Topaz incarcerees bought items through the Sears or Montgomery Ward catalogs, including ice skates. This video shows a girl skating on her own at the camp ice rink. Credit line: Japanese American National Museum, Gift of Dave Tatsuno in memory of Walter Honderick, 91.74.1-8 Moving images from the Japanese American National Museum’s collection may not be reproduced, distribu...
Dave Tatsuno home movie-Utah Desert
Просмотров 1582 часа назад
At its peak, the Topaz concentration camp imprisoned 8,130 Japanese Americans, many of whom came from the San Francisco Bay area in California.This video shows various shots of the camp’s barracks. Credit line: Japanese American National Museum, Gift of Dave Tatsuno in memory of Walter Honderick, 91.74.1-8 Moving images from the Japanese American National Museum’s collection may not be reproduc...
Kazuo Saito and Mary Saito Tominaga-Memories of George Saito
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Kazuo Saito and Mary Saito Tominaga were siblings of George Saito, a member of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team who was killed in action. In this video they talk about their relationship with him and how his death affected the family. Credit line: Mary Saito Tominaga and Kazuo Saito video interview, November 2, 2010, Japanese American National Museum This video is included as part of JANM’s Exp...
Sus Ito’s Senninbari
Просмотров 280День назад
Susumu “Sus” Ito was a 442nd Regimental Combat Team and 522nd Field Artillery Battalion veteran. Throughout the war, he carried his senninbari in his pocket. In this video, he revisits the one thousand stitch belt and tells the story behind it. Learn more about Sus Ito: janm.org/sus-ito/sus Credit line: Susumu Ito video interview, July 8, 2015, Japanese American National Museum This video is in...
Cruising J-Town Exhibition Trailer
Просмотров 322День назад
“Cruising J-Town: Behind the Wheel of the Nikkei Community” chronicles the people and stories behind how Japanese Americans have played vital roles in countless car scenes throughout the region. Be it a humble gardener’s truck or a customized hot rod, a stout family sedan or a professional racer, look closely and you will find generations of Nikkei steering their personal, family, and professio...
Lillian Matsumoto-Memories of the Children’s Village at Manzanar
Просмотров 5314 дней назад
On January 14, 2007, Lillian Matsumoto spoke at the JANM public program, Memories of the Children’s Village at Manzanar. Before World War II, Lillian and her husband, Harry, worked at the Shonien, a Japanese American children’s home in Los Angeles. During World War II they were in charge of the Manzanar Children’s Village in the Manzanar concentration camp. Listen to her recollections about the...
JANM Book Club: My Lost Freedom with George Takei
Просмотров 11614 дней назад
On April 21, 2024, George Takei, and illustrator, Michelle Lee, held a reading, conversation, and signing of their new children’s book, “My Lost Freedom,” a moving and true story about growing up in Japanese American concentration camps during World War II. About the Book: In “My Lost Freedom,” George Takei looks back at his own memories of the Santa Anita racetrack, Rohwer concentration camp, ...
JANM on the Go
Просмотров 67614 дней назад
In 2025, the Japanese American National Museum embarks on a renovation of its Pavilion and an ambitious reimagining of its core exhibition, its most significant change since 1999. Work on this exhibition and other much-anticipated improvements will begin in January; the Pavilion will close on January 5, 2025, and reopen in late 2026. JANM however, will continue programming, in-person and virtua...
2024 Bid For Education
Просмотров 2673 месяца назад
Join us in supporting JANM’s Bid for Education, initiated by Senator Daniel K. Inouye in 2000. This vital program enables over 12,000 students and teachers to experience JANM’s educational offerings annually. Your contributions fund transportation, museum admissions, and facilitated experiences for Title I schools, and underwrite resources for K-12 educator workshops and resource materials for ...
JANM 2024 Benefit: Illuminating Paths
Просмотров 853 месяца назад
On April 6, 2024, JANM presented “Illuminating Paths,” its annual signature event that wove poignant lessons of our past with vibrant promises of our future. Awards were presented to Duncan Ryuken Williams and Sunyoung Lee of the Irei project and David Ono of Defining Courage, with performances by Kishi Bashi and East LA Taiko. Our special program shined a light on our community’s legacies and ...
Q&A-One Fighting Irishman: Wayne M. Collins and the Tule Lake Segregation Center
Просмотров 3143 месяца назад
Q&A-One Fighting Irishman: Wayne M. Collins and the Tule Lake Segregation Center
JANM Book Club: Lawyer, Jailer, Ally, Foe with Eric L. Muller
Просмотров 1064 месяца назад
JANM Book Club: Lawyer, Jailer, Ally, Foe with Eric L. Muller
History Unpacked-A DEIA Program from JANM
Просмотров 774 месяца назад
History Unpacked-A DEIA Program from JANM
Ireichō: The Book of Names at JANM
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Ireichō: The Book of Names at JANM
Jazz in Little Tokyo with the Jon Hatamiya Sextet
Просмотров 4245 месяцев назад
Jazz in Little Tokyo with the Jon Hatamiya Sextet
Our Fragile Democracy: Historic and Present-Day Attacks on Our Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Просмотров 2526 месяцев назад
Our Fragile Democracy: Historic and Present-Day Attacks on Our Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
“Benkyodo” & “ATOMIC CAFÉ” Discussion and Q&A
Просмотров 2556 месяцев назад
“Benkyodo” & “ATOMIC CAFÉ” Discussion and Q&A
JANM Book Club: Evergreen with Naomi Hirahara
Просмотров 2837 месяцев назад
JANM Book Club: Evergreen with Naomi Hirahara
JANM Book Club: Miss Irwin with Allen Say
Просмотров 1678 месяцев назад
JANM Book Club: Miss Irwin with Allen Say
Beyond the Dugout: A Discussion with Japanese American Staff at the Los Angeles Dodgers
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Beyond the Dugout: A Discussion with Japanese American Staff at the Los Angeles Dodgers
Before They Take Us Away-Discussion and Q&A
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Before They Take Us Away-Discussion and Q&A
JANM Book Club: Secret Harvests with David Mas Masumoto and Patricia Wakida
Просмотров 471Год назад
JANM Book Club: Secret Harvests with David Mas Masumoto and Patricia Wakida
Our Promise-JANM’s $65 Million Comprehensive Campaign
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Год назад
Our Promise-JANM’s $65 Million Comprehensive Campaign
This is priceless Thank you
This video was fantastic.
Can’t wait to see this, especially the humble gardener truck because my Dad was a gardener.
I was there😢
Looking forward to it!
JANM on the Go is a wonderful way to advance its mission even during renovation. Looking forward to it!
1:50 how did i not know that. the countless times i've walked by/through there.
I got goose bumps!! Gambatte JANM!!!
That ruled
Wonderful program! Super informative and enjoyable. Thank you.
❤❤❤ beautiful just beautiful
My question for the Panel is that if Japan meets USA in the World Baseball finals again Who will you want to win.
Hapa N = Japa N. 🤫
Hapa N = Japa N. 🤫
Hapa N = Japa N. 🤫
4:00 付近からの話 中国との工場とは違うって言葉よかったです
I was lucky to have Ichiro as my most influential Art instructor at SMC- Art Mentor Program for two years- great times!
yes, thank you so much for sharing!
My cousins the Hierro lived on Malabar.
flower drum song was so amazing!
Remarkable and moving. The incarceration was wrong. The language of music and dance and the camps is addressed here with perfection
Thanks for this! Horrifying that this occurred within living people's lifetime. Humans are so awesome EXCEPT when we suuuuck.
Will is "well rounded" and can fit in, in any circumstance, Emily however, lacks a certain amount of self awareness.
Baseball in Japan is 2nd only to Sumo Wrestling in a cultural sports sense.
Super. How can contact this people?
Grew up in Korea, hearing Chanho’s wins from America which felt so much farther away back then was the greatest joy in my childhood, proud and joy!
Killin!
❤❤❤ Thank you
Sung looks so pissed here why-
i agree, i thought just me noticed that
What ever happened to the film made of the Dodgers' 1956 visit to Japan?
ナイス
This guy Will Ireton, He had a big job to translate Shohei’s long waited, watched by all over the world conference today. Yet he seems like wasn’t well prepared to comunícate with Shohei ahead of the time, didn’t have capacity to translate the details how Shohei’s expressed in Japanese. His statement could have received closer to how Shohei expressed with his emotion.
Nice to see people who earned their spots and didn't demand representation
Sung is so gorgeous 😭
Great video 🔥 ⚾️ 🇰🇷🇺🇸
How do you trace ancestor's farther back than immigrants parents. We have Grandma's koseki but no way to find her parents' parents names. We don't read japanese and japan doesn't seem to have an english website to look them up. Grandma was born 1925 so anyone we look up is already deceased. I often would like to see tokyo firebombing memorials in english to see if Grandma's sister's name is there or not. I have Grandma's certificate of naturalization and newspaper wrote about it. Grandma brought Dad with her to court to take her oath of naturalization. This was 1957. I'm not sure why Grandpa didn't go or keep the other kids. There were 2 more. We have the passengerlist for Grandma and my husband's Grandma (she disowned her grandchildren because she wasnt happy that her son didnt marry the japanese lady she set him up with abd instead had 2 American wife's (not at the same time) with 2 kids each. I have some stories from Grandma's mouth. Dad's stories too. Grandpa had orders back to Japan when Dad was small. He remembers meeting his cousins by Grandma's brother and my Great Grandparents. Aparently he wandered off on his way to army elementary school and missed the train. the Japanese metro workers passed him from person to person until he got to school. He didn't speak Japanese, but they knew he was an american student. This was in 60s. Grandma had her birth name and selected a middle name that she went by in America.
Hola, estudiantes de Ana G Mendez
Excellent testimonies
Not for me.
0:02 already worth the watch 😂❤️🔥
As diverse as Boyle Heights once was; now a small group of residents are determined to keep other cultures out. Their also doing their best to erase it's past
This was fantastic. To have something in your childhood effect you in such a way to steer the course for your life, and make it work and find someone to share it with you. Amazing.
Love it Mark 🙏 thank you for Alien Xam mk2 👽
Super or Should I Say Ultra *
Im East Los Angeles( Maravilla District) raised. Spent littlectime in Boyle Hts. From the looks of things Boyle Hts had a much stronger ethnicity representation than Maravilla. I live in Boyle Hts today, wished id had a stronger connection here then because its hard to see the old Neighborhood feel today..Great documentary.
Thank you for posting this film about Henry Sugimoto!
“Can it happen again? Sure. But, YOU can stop it.” My God, the gentle wisdom of this American of Japanese Ancestry, is profound. When quiet people speak, listen closely, for the knowledge and wisdom one can glean is irreplaceable. Thank You Sir. And, thank you to those who created his AI contribution to future generations.
I always love to hear the powerful drumming of East LA Taiko.
They will be back at JANM on Sunday, December 17! Event details & tickets here for the free family day event: www.janm.org/events/2023-12-17/our-shared-future-family-day