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Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
Shig Yabu was a pioneering Heart Mountain board member. We honored him Saturday at JANM with a showing of his film with Willie Ito and the presentation of the Douglas W. Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award.
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
Takashi Hoshizaki is a Heart Mountain legend. At 18, he resisted the military draft, because he was incarcerated at Heart Mountain. He was pardoned by President Harry Truman and served in the Army during the Korean War. Now he's received the Japanese Order of the Rising Sun.
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
Playing behind barbed wire, the Heart Mountain Eagles lifted the morale of the camp's incarcerees. They lost only one game in their two seasons. Read this great story by Leo Wolfson of Cowboy State Daily.
cowboystatedaily.com/2026/10…
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
The DC Courts are at their breaking point.
“Victims in #WashingtonDC are going to have to wait longer for justice, defendants are going to have to wait longer for trials, and public confidence in the justice system really suffers,” Executive Officer Herbert Rouson said. 👇🧵
.@HeartMountainWY Board member Dr. Takashi Hoshizaki turns 101! He along with 84 youth challenged US government’s decision to send Nisei boys to fight for the very country that was imprisoning them and their families. After his pardon, he went on to serve in the Korean War 🎂🇺🇸
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
“‘The stakes are high and the margin for error is extremely slim,’ DC Courts Executive Officer Herbert Rouson said.
‘Victims are going to have to wait longer for justice . . .’”
Read more: dc.citycast.fm/public-safety…
@EmmaUber7 @CityCast_DC
#WashingtonDC
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
#DCCourts congratulates Associate Judge John Truong on his journey to the bench and investiture! He has taken the oath and is eager to serve our #WashingtonDC community.
Learn more about Judge Truong: dccourts.gov/superior-court/…
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
Our first traveling teacher workshop sponsored by a grant from the Norman Y. Mineta Japanese American Confinement Education program of the National Park Service at the Historical Museum of Fort Missoula and the Mansfield Center at @umontana was a big success. Thanks to all!
.@HeartMountainWY thanks author Paul Richter “Distance Between our Names”, Matt Lautzenheiser of Historical Museum of FT Missoula and Prof Susan Kamei for speaking at the @umontana Mansfield Center on history of Japanese immigration and life in America behind barbed wire
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
Thanks to the Mike and Maureen Mansfield Center at the University of Montana for hosting a great event with Paul Richter, author of The Distance Between Our Names, Susan Kamei, Shirley Ann Higuchi and Matt Lautzenheiser. Thanks to the @NatlParkService JACE program!
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
We always enjoy showcasing Japanese beer to congressional staff at the annual Battle of the Beers. Thanks to @CanEmbUSA for being a great host & the other embassies for the friendly competition. This is our 3rd year being voted runner up, so we look forward to winning next year!
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
#DCCourts welcomes the 29 law clerks sworn in at the DC Court of Appeals this term, alongside the 48 at DC Superior Court! Congratulations and thank you for your important service to the people of #WashingtonDC.
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
The #DCCourts team enjoyed getting to know you at the H Street Festival on Saturday, and answering your questions about #WashingtonDC services. Thanks for stopping by 👋
Learn more about FAQs at DC Courts: dccourts.gov/dc-courts/frequ…
So proud of our @HeartMountainWY team for winning these grants that will profile the work of @NJAMF & 9 other partners to tell the stories of our fallen heroes and how their families were affected by their incarceration at the 10 American incarceration camps🇺🇸
Two National Park Service grants will enable us to start restoring our historic hospital buildings, spread education about the Japanese American incarceration and honor the incarcerated Nisei soldiers who died serving our country overseas.
wyotoday.com/heart-mountain-…
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
Two National Park Service grants will enable us to start restoring our historic hospital buildings, spread education about the Japanese American incarceration and honor the incarcerated Nisei soldiers who died serving our country overseas.
wyotoday.com/heart-mountain-…
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
"What makes the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center especially moving is that everything is presented in first person, making the experience intimate and immediate rather than something that happened long ago to strangers," writes Beth Reiber. See here: bethreiber.com/heart-mountai…
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
Monday, Sept. 14 was a momentous day at DC Superior Court as we welcomed six new associate judges. They’ve taken the oath and are ready to serve the people of #WashingtonDC.
Watch a recap below and hear what you can expect from each judge when you enter their courtroom.
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
What a great week with students from Japan's Meiji Gakuin University, Josai International University and museum professionals from Japan during our seminar at Heart Mountain sponsored by a grant from the Henri and Tomoye Takahashi Charitable Foundation.
Shirley Higuchi, JD retweeted
Students from Japan's Meiji Gakuin University are getting a full dose of Heart Mountain and Cody hospitality during their seminar at Heart Mountain. They toured our site with Sybil Kawano and Marc Sugiyama-Mann and then had a brunch at the home of Pete and Lynne Simpson.
.@HeartMountainWY Willie Ito’s incredible journey from a WWII incarceration camp to Disney animation comes to life in ‘Hello, Maggie!’ lookout.co/willie-itos-incre…
