NJAH CEO, Rosalyn Tonai, welcomed panelists Grace Shimizu, Nancy Oda, and Larry DiStasi who opened the exhibit called “Only the Oaks Remain” on June 10.
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Opening Day for the Traveling Exhibit Posted June 17, 2018
Tuna Canyon Story – The Grateful Crane Ensemble performs “Only the Oaks Remain” Posted April 28, 2018
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Here’s a photo of our group who performed “Only the Oaks Remain” yesterday at the San Fernando Valley Japanese American Community Center. Pictured are (l-r)
Sign Installation and Celebration at Intersection in Tujunga Posted April 28, 2018
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Former Los Angeles Department of Transportation official, and current city traffic engineer and traffic planner, James Okazaki, and his team came through and designed the
Los Angeles City Council Approves Street signs Posted February 18, 2018
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The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to install a sign at the former site of the Tuna Canyon Detention Station in Tujunga in recognition
Opening Ceremony at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum Posted February 7, 2018
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The opening ceremony at the Santa Barbara historical Museum was spectacular. The community, descendants, and pilgrims came to learn about the connection to the World
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