Japanese American Museum of Oregon

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411 NW Flanders St

Portland, OR 97209

+1 (503) 224-1458

https://jamo.org

Sharing and preserving Japanese American history and culture in Portland's Old Town neighborhood, where Japantown once thrived. Our new, updated facility is now open at at 411 NW Flanders St. The entrance is on NW 4th Ave at the corner of 4th and Flanders.

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Brandon Y.

10/28/2019

What a wonderful museum that my partner and I stumbled into while visiting Portland. We went in about 10 minutes until closing and asked if it was okay to still see the exhibits - to which they...

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Jeff B.

11/29/2024

Visited this excellent, small museum with my wife and daughter. Exceeded expectations. Well-organized museum that provides a short explanation of Japanese immigration to the Pacific NW, especially...

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Ed U.

8/16/2018

It's hard to envision a robust Japantown in Portland now since this smallish museum is about the only evidence of it. Jamie W. and I just happened on it as were strolling through what amounts to...

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Marleen W.

3/23/2024

This is a wonderful little museum that tells the heartbreaking story of the Japanese who immigrated to Oregon in search of a better life. Little did they now when they first came here in the...

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Eric B.

5/18/2011

When I go through places like this, I get tear up and I get mad. And it's a good thing to never forget. The Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center is dedicated to the preservation and sharing of the...

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