Digital Museum of the History of Japanese in New York

EVENTS

Image of the cover of a flyer for the 1939 World's Fair in New York. Flyer has a picture of the Japan Pavilion, a white building with red fence. To the right is the word Nihon in kanji in red. Underneath on a diagonal reads New York World's Fair 1939 in black.

Exhibiting Japan in Mid-Century New York

Four men stand in front of a presentation on a screen. The presentation is titled "Yasuo Kuniyoshi's Life and Work in New York."

"Yasuo Kuniyoshi's Life and Work in New York"

An oil painting by Bumpei Usui entitled "Furniture Factory" depicting people at work.

Japanese Artists in New York City, special presentation at the Nippon Club

“Meiji Modern: What Women’s Education Means Then and Now” Panel Discussion

Grew Bancroft Foundation

Takeshi Furumoto, Board member of Japan History Council of New York, and Fred Korematsu Day resolution

Toru Okamoto, Board Member of Japan History Council of New York, Digital Museum materials used in local schools

Statement on the Second Anniversary of the Japan History Council of New York

"Japanese Eyes on America: 150 Years Since the Iwakura Mission to the U.S." Panel Discussion

Recording: “Japanese Eyes on America: 150 Years Since the Iwakura Mission to the U.S.” Panel Discussion

Statement on the First Anniversary of the establishment of the Japan History Council in New York