Statement on the passing of George Aratani, founder of Mikasa Dinnerware and Kenwood, philanthropist, community leader, and founding member of JANM's Board

Saturday, March 2
This historical walking tour that explores the roles that Japanese Americans have had on local markets from the founding of Grand Central Market in 1897 to today’s neighborhood Asian markets.

Saturday, March 2
After Camp illuminates various aspects of a central but unexplored area of American history: the midcentury Japanese American experience.

Saturday, March 2
Tour our ongoing exhibition Common Ground: The Heart of Community with our knowledgeable Museum docents.

VISION, VALUES, VOICES
Saturday, April 13
Join us as we return to the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel!

Win a 2013 Lexus 460 F Sport in our Lexus Opportunity Drawing! Tickets available now.

July 4-7, 2013
Join us in Seattle, WA for a National Conference commemorating the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988.

Reserve a group visit for your students! Check out our 2012-13 Group Visit & Educator Programs Guide for information, including how to apply for free admission

The work of Edwin Ushiro, Timothy Teruo Watters, and Audrey Kawasaki who have explored superstitions brought by their ancestors, illustrating how traditional ideas have evolved and been adapted over time

True stories of heroism and self-sacrifice that affirm the important role Arab Americans have played in our country throughout its history. Organized by the Arab American National Museum

An overview of Japanese American history from early immigration to the present day. Incorporates artifacts, artwork, and media—including rare home movies and a section of the barracks from the Heart Mountain concentration camp

The popular exhibition about Hapa identity, featuring portraits by award-winning filmmaker and artist Kip Fulbeck, travels to the Asia Society Texas Center in Houston, Texas

Fighting for Democracy travels to the Levine Museum of the New South in Charlotte, NC. The exhibition explores the lives of seven diverse individuals during World War II