The National Japanese American Historical Society (NJAHS)
is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to the collection, preservation, authentic interpretation, and sharing of historical information of the Japanese American experience. NJAHS plays a significant role in the health and vibrancy of San Francisco’s Japantown and its programs. Our work includes ground-breaking exhibitions and educational events for the public, historical research, and development of educational resources for teachers and students. Learn more about the history of the organization, its mission and work.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Come Celebrate the 10 Year Anniversary of the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center on November 12, 2023  

Click Here for More Information and Registration

 

RSVP for James McNaughton Second Lecture 2-3PM at Presidio Officer’s Club and MISHLC Open House

RSVP here. Limited seats left for McNaughton Lecture.

 

Enemy Alien Files Exhibit Now on Display in Crystal City, TX through January 2024

Southwest Texas Junior College, Crystal City Campus, Crystal City, TX

More info here

NJAHS DIGITAL ARCHIVES

A Comprehensive Digital Library of Drawings, Maps, and Artifacts

View over 1,000 high quality images!
• Historical artifacts, documents, and photographs from the NJAHS Collection
• Architectural drawings and engineering plans from the National Archives
• Japanese American video and audio oral histories
Research

NJAHS serves as a vital resource for those seeking information about the Japanese American experience. Learn more about NJAHS research available.

For Educators

NJAHS provides curriculum resources for teachers and students including the Japanese American WWII Detention Camp curriculum and Tule Lake curriculum.

Get Involved

Learn more about how you can become a member, volunteer, and provide financial support. Your support is critical in sustaining our ongoing work.

Visit
MIS HISTORIC LEARNING CENTER
Located in the Presidio of San Francisco
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JAPANTOWN PEACE GALLERY
Events, Exhibits, and the NJAHS Research Library
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