YAMAMOTOFrom right: Yosh Uchida with Japanese Ambassador to the U.

the museum will travel beyond its walls with robust in-person and virtual offerings and into communities near and far to share the important lessons of history and the Japanese American experience.Discover Nikkeis content includes contributions from hundreds of community members in over fifty countries.

after which the Pavilion will close to the public.JANMs Education Department is also developing a pilot program to bring educators directly into selected classrooms in person.Once the updates and renovation begin.

JANM will also participate in community events including the Los Angeles County Fair.2025 in JANMs Historic Building.

While the in-person store will be closed during renovation.

and exclusive products that celebrate and honor Japanese American history.In addition to being available through CSULB.

as well as pop culture — all topics Yamamoto believes are important in creating a more positive world.While Yamamoto weighed in on the subject matter.

Yamamoto recently completed 12 years with Girl Scouts of Orange County as a member of Troop 881.where she plans to major in political science and international relations.