Dream Blossoms:
60 Years of Zenichiro Uchida and the Refugee Immigrants
“Dream Blossoms: 60 Years of Zenichiro Uchida and the Refugee Immigrants” is a documentary about Zenichiro Uchida
After World War II, Zenichiro Uchida, a soldier in the Japanese Army, became disillusioned with war and strove to create “Peace Between Japan and the United States” and further his message” “Angels of Peace.”
In the mid 1950’s, Zenichiro helped to immigrate 333 Japanese from Kagoshima, Japan to Salinas, which lead to the thriving Flower Growing business in the Salinas area.
Join us to celebrate the life of Zenichiro Uchida. Film Producer and Zenichiro’s son Ted Uchida will give a talk about his father following the showing of the film.
Date:
Saturday September 21st
1pm to 3pm
Free With Admission to the Museum
JAMsj members: Free
Adults: $8
Seniors 65+: $5
Students: $5
Children under 5: Free
An RSVP is highly encouraged
Please RSVP to:
PublicPrograms@jamsj.org
or call (408) 294-3138
Location:
Japanese American Museum of San Jose
535 N. 5th Street
San Jose, CA 95112