I saw my friend who thanked me for sharing his story.

and the curfew was extended from 10 to 11:30 p.Because of their short-lived and transient nature.

not to mention extreme heat and overcrowding.Flypaper was provided by wartime officials.Only two of its present-day buildings date back to 1925.

it is even more important to tell the story of what went on here while visitors can still see.these temporary sites were thrown together in a matter of weeks to hastily imprison Americans of Japanese descent so that the government could begin making plans for the more permanent detention centers throughout the country.

These sites could easily be considered a blip on the long WWII historic timeline.

but they are particularly meaningful to the history of incarceration in the local areas of California.Parking: Finding parking can be challenging in Boyle Heights.

You may find street parking on First Street.and ends in front of Otomisan.

there will be presentations from various groups and businesses showcasing their products and services.The event will conclude with ondo dancing to celebrate another year of uniting the community and sharing the history of Nikkei families.