Aside from the many artistic and cultural features, there is a large and moving section dedicated to the WWII internment camps

Informative, sad, but displayed to move you about the reality of how important it is to be well informed and not apathetic about voting for congressional members and presidents who will uphold civil rights. Rights were stripped and we can't let this happen again.

It took me awhile to finally see this museum, but it is a very interesting and thoughtful museum. The exhibit is very well displayed, and there is an annex across the walkway that is also part of the museum. It is a nice way to...More

It was great to learn about a subject that is not talked about often. Everyone should go and experience this museum and learn about the Japanese American's contribution to the US.

A very welcoming museum where I learnt so much about Japanese culture, where they settled and how they were interned during the war. Interesting artefacts and photos. Worth every penny. On the ground floor there is art exhibitions by Japanese artists.. one was of hanging...More

Really nice facility, with additional exhibit and large classroom areas across the plaza. Includes a calming flowing water installation for meditation and chilling out. Fine permanent and visiting exhibits, although not particularly engaging for the viewer. Exhibits are well labelled, and there are some video...More

that there were Japanese internment camps all over the US or that Japanese migrated to other regions, such as Mexico or Peru, or that Japanese Americans even fought in WWII for the US. Really interesting. Learned a lot. Nice historical pieces- letters, photos, etc.