재패니스아메리칸네셔날뮤지움

G Whizz

Google12 months ago

This museum is ideally situated on the edge of Little Tokyo in Los Angeles. With the museum itself, along with the nearby shops, cafés, and restaurants, it’s a great place to spend a few enjoyable hours.

Doc Kastro

Google3 years ago

Got some free tickets. Got there 2 hours before closing time. Enjoyed the whole place. Kid friendly just make sure they're respectful because we experienced some little rude sh!ts when we were there. They have an area where they give you some sort of camera you walk around that room and it shows you old school pictures and stuff. Overall awesome place to learn about how crazy it was for the Japanese people. Oh yeah no parking and hard to get street parking so there is paid parking lots around. Also after the museum you can hit up all those restaurants and shops in the plaza across the street.

Dut Kasilag

Google2 years ago

Worth visiting!!! The museum is in the heart of Little Tokyo, accessible and there are plenty of parking places around. The collection centers on the Japanese American struggles during the war and how the survivors made it a point to educate the younger generations never to forget and ultimately seek justice which they rightfully deserved and this idea applies to all of humanity. The museum offers free entrance of certain Thursdays so check them out. Don’t forget to enjoy the many Japanese restaurants around. For those taking the metro, a stop was opened right next to the museum.

Erica Honles-Martin

Google3 years ago

I went on Free Museum Day, so it was a little packed but I enjoyed overhearing the two docents giving tours for some large groups. The museum isn't a big as I'd thought, they only have have a few exhibits at a time, but they do have some interesting online exhibits as well. The space is well cared for and full of interesting information about Japanese American history, there's plenty of seating throughout to rest if needed, and they have a nice outdoor cafe and little gift shop with many handmade items.

Janice Y

Google2 years ago

I had an appointment to stamp the ireizo book so I stopped early to peruse the museum first. Last time I was here it had recently opened and in the building next door. There was a decent amount of exhibits to look at and enjoyed how it was organized. The ireizo event was well organized. We had enough time to take pictures and stamp the names planned ahead.