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Terminal Island Japanese Memorial

The Terminal Island Japanese Memorial was dedicated in 2002 at a site along Fish Harbor across from Southwest Marine. Created through the efforts of the Terminal Islanders Club, the memorial serves as a reminder of the island’s former Japanese-American community, their evacuation and forced removal in 1942, and the once-thriving fishing village at Terminal Island.

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