Japanese Americans, Seattle

Mural depicting Seattle's Japanese-American history cleaned up after being vandalized
Crews have cleaned up most of the damage done by an act of vandalism that targeted a historic mural in the Japantown area of Seattle's CID neighborhood.
Japanese-American WW2 mural vandalized with Bible verses in Seattle
Artwork dedicated to Japanese Americans incarcerated in WWII were discovered vandalized on Dr. Martin Luther King Junior Day in Seattle's Chinatown-International District.
Seattle art exhibit on Japanese American history vandalized
Black paint was used to cover the art exhibit which shows landmark Japanese businesses and a mural memorializing the incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII.
Mural in Seattle’s International District restored after vandalism
Volunteers and community workers moved quickly this week to clean up the vandalism of a mural depicting Japanese American history in Seattle, reports KOMO. The incident at Nihonmachi Alley in the city’s International District occurred on Martin Luther King Day.
Mural for incarcerated Japanese Americans during WWII vandalized in Seattle
Artwork dedicated to Japanese Americans incarcerated in WWII were discovered vandalized on Dr. Martin Luther King Junior Day in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. Jeff Liang, Interim Executive Director with Chinatown International District's Business Improvement Area (CID-BIA) says he was alerted of the defacement on Monday in Nihonmachi Alley,
West Seattle Blog18h
WEST SEATTLE ART: Mural proposed for waterfront park wall
By Aspen Anderson Reporting for West Seattle Blog An often-tagged wall on the West Seattle waterfront may be painted with a nearly 200-foot-long mural. West Seattle resident David Stockert is leading ...
Vandalism of public art in Seattle’s Japantown ‘a punch in the gut’
An art installation in Nihonmachi Alley commemorating the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II was smeared with black ink over the weekend.
The Spokesman-Review1mon
Charges offer look at how prolific King County graffiti taggers operate
After Johnson, 30, died in April from a fentanyl overdose, “tribute and memorial tags to GRIDE and GRIDE tags and murals began showing up in the Tacoma and Seattle areas,” according to charges ...