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LTHS Excursion to the Getty

LTHS Excursion to the Getty: The Fealice Beato Exhibit.

OutingKristen LemJanuary 1, 2011Getty, Fealice Beato ExhibitComment

Japanese Hospital Event

Japanese Hospital Event.

Event, Past ProjectKristen LemJanuary 1, 2011Japanese HospitalComment

Imperial Valley Excursion

Imperial Valley Excursion.

OutingKristen LemJanuary 1, 2011imperial valleyComment

Evergreen Cemetery Tour

Evergreen Cemetery Tour.

TourKristen LemJanuary 1, 2011evergreen cemetary, boyle heightsComment

Chinatown Walking Tour

Chinatown Walking Tour.

TourKristen LemJanuary 1, 2011chinatownComment

Book Launch

Los Angeles's Little Tokyo Book Launch at St. Francis Xavier Japanese Catholic Church (Maryknoll)

Event, Past ProjectKristen LemJanuary 1, 2011book launchComment

Honoring Our Roots: The Architectural and Artistic Works of Hayahiko Takase

Through the support of a 2010 Terasaki Community Outreach Program Grant, the Little Tokyo Historical Society will be honoring Hayahiko Takase.

Art, History EventKristen LemSeptember 10, 2010Hayahiko Takase, Architecture, Art, jacccComment

Far East Program

The Far East Cafe, one of several Chop Suey restaurants in Little Tokyo during its heyday, was one of the most popular and well-known eateries.

History EventKristen LemJuly 18, 2010far east lounge, chop sueyComment

Japanese Hospital: Caring for the Pre-War Nikkei Community

This public program, researched and organized by the Little Tokyo Historical Society and Discover Nikkei, recounted the Japanese community’s struggle for better medical care in the 1920s.

History SeminarKristen LemApril 11, 2010Japanese American National Museum, Japanese Hospital, nikkei, pre-warComment

Toyo Miyatake Commemoration

Commemoration of Toyo Miyatake Relief and Street Dedication.

Historic Designation, Past Project, Naming ProjectKristen LemFebruary 10, 2010toyo miyatake, naming projectComment

Community Photo Sharing Day

Community Photo Sharing Day at JANM.

EventKristen LemDecember 1, 2009Japanese American National MuseumComment

Fire, Earth, Spirit

“Fire” “Earth” “Spirit” …basic elements of ceramics. Simple strong strokes combine fire and clay to create a spirit in art. This spirit has led to the formation of the California Japanese Ceramics Arts Guild and Little Tokyo Clayworks.

ArtKristen LemJanuary 1, 2008joanne onaga, clay, pottery, clayworksComment

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