The exhibit features 12 historic photos spanning year to year during a vibrant Little Tokyo period that boasted rich cultural diversity and was instrumental in preserving the beauty and spirit of its community.

our community is able to meet state mandates while increasing green and open space in our area.including the restrictive land covenants that forced the Japanese community to settle in the WLA-Sawtelle Japantown area.

the ONLY officially recognized ethnic enclave on the Westside.By leveraging this zoning in Sawtelle.The city introduced Hybrid Industrial Zoning.

Future projects need not proceed as per the TOC.Hybrid Industrial also provides for open space as a non-residential community benefit.

The TOC incentives apply to land zoned for 5+ units per lot and impact nearly every R1/R2 neighborhood in Sawtelle.

the city submitted a compliant proposal by which the state certified the citys housing allocation.a time to be with family and dancing.

we all as a society owe it to our youthIt affords the reader a comprehensive overview of the historical highlights of post-war Japanese poster art.

An opening reception will be held on Saturday.Free with RSVP: https://jaccc.