Japanese American National Museum

The National Museum of Japanese American is the only museum in the United States dedicated to showing the early experiences of Japanese American. The museum tells the legendary story of Japanese American struggle, with a high spirit of fighting, brilliant achievements, frustration and disappointment, and success. Like the legends created by Japanese Americans in all generations, this is a story of faith.

It is a well-laid museum with a wide variety of multimedia and artifacts about four generations of Japanese immigrants to the United States. Here are some early artifacts, from the different fields of work done by early settlers, and some photos of where they settled and what they did. From newspaper clippings and cartoons, the first part is rife with discrimination. Then the middle part focused on the Second World War and the internment camps. The last part was how the government handled the issue. It showed the courage of soldiers who fought for America as Japanese-Americans. Although it was a thought-provoking tour, it was worth it. There are temporary exhibits, but we missed them.

Japanese American National Museum. A very small museum, but also to buy tickets. On the first floor, there are some origami art exhibitions, and on the second floor, there are historical exhibitions after the Japanese came to the United States. Originally felt very worthless, felt that it had spent money, but also was forced to accept a Japanese patriotic education. But after reading it carefully, I couldn't hold back my tears. Well, I have to sigh that people in Japan too will be infected with propaganda, and China will not give it any strength.

Introduction to the National Museum of Japanese Americans - "The National Museum of Japanese Americans is the only museum dedicated to showing the early experiences of Japanese Americans in the United States. The museum tells a legendary story about the struggle of Japanese Americans. There are high morale, brilliant achievements, setbacks and frustrations, as well as triumphs and successes in the story.

It's a very good museum. It's small, but it shows the story of Japanese Americans in the United States in an all-round way. The museum will provide Chinese guided tours and guides, which can be easily visited by friends who are not good at English. We met a volunteer in a museum, dressed in a suit and clothes, who came to give Japanese explanations. During the conversation, we could feel his love for the Japanese American community and the cause of Japanese American cultural conservation.