At risk of erasure, Los Angeles' Little Tokyo community fought to build a permanent home for its Japanese-American arts and culture. The Center opened its doors in 1980. Four decades later, in the quiet of the pandemic, 120,000 lumens observes the legacy and memory embodied by a building.
At risk of erasure, Los Angeles' Little Tokyo community fought to build a permanent home for its Japanese-American arts and culture. The Center opened its doors in 1980. Four decades later, in the quiet of the pandemic, 120,000 lumens observes the legacy and memory embodied by a building.
Scott Oshima
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