Japanese Americans in Denver’s Five Points Neighborhood
the disCOurse, offered on History Colorado's website, "features writers sharing their lived experiences and their perspectives on the past with an eye toward informing our [...]
the disCOurse, offered on History Colorado's website, "features writers sharing their lived experiences and their perspectives on the past with an eye toward informing our [...]
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I grew up in the Tri-State/Denver Buddhist Temple (TSDBT) community in the 90s. I wasn’t technically born in Colorado, but I consider myself a native [...]
As most of you are aware, Sakura Foundation is the co-presenter of the annual Cherry Blossom Festival (CBF) with Tri-State/Denver Buddhist Temple. Due to COVID-19 [...]
History Colorado has included Sakura Square in its most recent exhibit which opens on May 29th and runs through August 31, of next year. A [...]
Nearly five decades ago, our Issei (first generation) and Nisei (second generation) ancestors executed a risky and ambitious vision to establish Sakura Square as a [...]
Three quarters Japanese and born and raised in Hawaii, I’ve always been somewhere in between. I am a gosei, my great-great-grandparents having moved to Hawaii [...]
Sakura Foundation is proud to announce that Chibi no Gakko has partnered with the Foundation as its newest program offering. “Chibi,” as it is affectionately [...]
Sakura Foundation is a proud community partner with Asians*in Focus, whose 2020 Asians*Unmasked photo/voice project highlighted the lives of Asians at the onset of the [...]
I’m a Yonsei, fourth generation Japanese American (JA), born and raised in Colorado. My mother’s side is originally from Okinawa, Japan and my father’s side [...]