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JAMsj
is now closed to the public due to a major expansion project. The
new museum, which will be a major attraction in San Jose's Japantown,
will house many new exhibits, artifacts and a wealth of educational resources.
Please help us in
continuing to tell the important history of Japanese Americans in Santa Clara Valley
by contributing to our new building campaign. Click here for the latest information on the JAMsj expansion project. |
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| Funding for this site has
been provided by the California Civil Liberties Education Program,
California State Library. Additional funding has been provided by the Henri and Tomoye Takahashi Charitable Foundation of Silicon Valley. |
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| Japanese American
Museum of San Jose 535 North Fifth Street San Jose, CA 95112 Tel: 408-294-3138 Email: mail@jamsj.org |