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2025 Am I An American or Am I Not? A Powerful Civil Rights Exhibition: A Traveling Exhibition from the Fred T. Korematsu Institute
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2025 Nisei Week Ondo Dance Practice: JACCC Plaza, Little Tokyo, LA (Everyone Welcome to Dance or Watch) Tue/Thu
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Ai Love Japan-Tohoku Update 2014 - Pictorial & Video Update Disastrous Earthquake of March 2011NEW

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Date: Saturday, 22 February, 2014       Time: 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Map of Japanese American Museum of San Jose (JAMSJ), 535 N 5th St

JAMsj is hosting "Ai Love Japan-Tohoku Update 2014" to provide an update on how the people in the Tohoku area are now doing. �A pictorial and video update will be presented by Darrell Miho, co-founder of Ai Love Japan, photographer, and journalist.� He has been to Tohoku 12 times since the disastrous earthquake of March 2011.� In this update, he will share how the area has changed over time. �We will then have live, one-on-one Skype video calls with the people from the Tohoku region, followed by a Q&A session. �This will give participants a chance to interact with and hear directly from the people who were most affected.� The Honorable Masato Watanabe, Consul-General of Japan in San Francisco will provide opening remarks.�

Event Website: www.jamsj.org/tohoku

Ai Love Japan uses earthquake and tsunami survivor stories to increase public awareness about how people were affected and what they are doing to rebuild their lives. Its goal is to keep people aware of the ongoing situation in the disaster area in hopes of encouraging volunteers to raise additional funds and go help people in the hardest-hit areas in the Fukushima, Iwate, and Miyagi Prefectures.

Additional information about Ai Love Japan can be found on its website: http://ailovejapan.org

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Saturday, 22 February, 2014



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