Welcome the Year of the Tiger with virtual crafts, cultural activities, and performances.
Please note: This event is no longer being held in person. Virtual only.
Announcement from the Japanese American National Museum ss of December 27, 2021
With the rapidly increasing COVID-19 infection rates in Los Angeles County due to the Omicron variant, the Japanese American National Museum will temporarily close to the public effective immediately. The safety of our community is of paramount importance to us, as is our obligation as a public institution to do our part to support efforts to inhibit the spread of the COVID-19 virus. We will continue to monitor public health guidelines and reassess as the situation unfolds.
In the 30 years since JANM first opened its doors, we’ve been sustained and inspired by your support and commitment to the Museum. While our doors are temporarily shuttered, we do hope that you’ll take this opportunity to explore our digital content—our rich collection of life histories and documentaries where Japanese American stories come alive; our archive of letters and documents that preserve this important history; and activities from our Education Unit that can be done at home. We also invite you to join us for upcoming virtual programs. We hope you will continue your journey of learning with us.
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Welcome the Year of the Tiger with virtual crafts, cultural activities, and performances!
- Live-streamed performance by East LA Taiko & friends
- Oshogatsu and Year of the Tiger-inspired crafts, origami, and scavenger hunts that you can do from home
- Live-streamed demonstration of traditional mochitsuki (Japanese rice pounding ritual) by Kodama Taiko
- JANM Members exclusive program and opportunities
- Opportunities to win special prizes!
...and so much more!