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2016 Premiere of Only the Oaks Remain-the Tuna Canyon StoryNEW

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2016 Premiere of Only the Oaks Remain-the Tuna Canyon Story | Japanese-City.com
Date: Sunday, 2 October, 2016       Time: 10:30 am - 6:00 pm
Map of San Fernando Valley Japanese American Community (SFVJACC), 12953 Branford Street

You are invited to be the first to see the Traveling Exhibit about Issei, German, and Italian immigrants, and Japanese taken from Peru, and others who were processed in Los Angeles seventy five years ago days after Pearl Harbor.

Today, President Obama says that we must learn from our mistakes. This should NEVER happen again.

We learned about it through photos, diaries, letters, and interviews.

Free admisision

Free parking

Free food

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Sunday, 2 October, 2016



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