Victor G.
6/4/2018
Women enslaved for sexual servitude during warfare/civil conflicts isn't new nor passe. witness Bosnia, Rwanda, Isis, Myanmar, ad nauseum. Comfort Women Memorial was commissioned by the San...
Comfort Women Memorial
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651 California St
San Francisco, CA 94108
The Comfort Women Memorial in San Francisco, CA, features a diverse collection of artworks created by various artists, including renowned figures such as Maya Lin and Ruth Asawa. This memorial serves as a poignant tribute to the experiences of comfort women, highlighting the importance of remembrance and reflection through art.
The memorial showcases a wide range of artistic expressions, including installations, sculptures, and murals, emphasizing the collaborative efforts of numerous artists. It stands as a significant cultural landmark, fostering awareness and dialogue about historical injustices while honoring the resilience of those affected.
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Michael S.
2/7/2023
A very powerful memorial to those young girls held and abused by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. The survivors of these atrocities were swept away in history and nearly forgotten,...
Karen L.
12/31/2017
What you need to know: - This courageous monument from the City of San Francisco for the 400,000+ comfort women spanning 13 Asian countries is one of the greatest and bravest triumphs SF has ever...
L L.
2/9/2018
The Comfort Women Memorial is a hidden gem in San Francisco. It is tucked away at the back of St. Mary's Square (rooftop of the garage) in a large open park setting where there is lots of sunlight...
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