Japanese-American History

• Society: History: By Time Period: 20th Century: World War II: By Country: United States: Relocation and Internment 

• A More Perfect Union  - Interactive galleries describe the relationship between Japanese Americans and the US Constitution. Flash and printable versions available.
• Asian Nation  - Outlines the major historical events and contemporary characteristics of the Japanese American community, with references and photographs.
• Children of the Camps  - PBS project documents the experiences of six Japanese American children confined to internment camps during World War II.
• Densho: The Japanese American Legacy Project  - Oral histories digitally archived of Japanese-Americans incarcerated or interned during World War II.
• Japanese American Citizens League  - Civil rights organisation provides details of local chapters, with membership information, events calendar, and leadership profiles.
• Japanese American History Archives  - Collection of documents, maps, books, photographs, art and film related to Japanese American history.
• Japanese American Museum of San Jose  - Resource for information about the history and culture of Japanese Americans on Santa Clara Valley. Includes unpublished documents and historical photos.
• Japanese American National Museum  - Non-profit organisation describes the collections, research projects and exhibitions, with events calendar and online store.
• Japanese American Relocation Digital Archive  - A digital collections of Japanese American manuscripts, paintings, photos, documents and letters back from World War II.
• National Japanese American Historical Society  - A non-profit organization dedicated to the sharing of Japanese American historical information and specializes in traveling exhibitions and educational programs.
• Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center  - Multi-purpose facility that collects slides documenting Issei pioneer achievements in the Oregon area.