happy 100th birthday

member’s newsletter | winter 2010
East Kong Yick, circa 1920. Courtesy of Museum of History and Industry. | Right, photos: Dean Wong and Wing Luke Asian Museum Collections.
In 1910, Goon Dip, a prominent businessman in Seattle’s Chinese American
community, led a group of Asian American pioneers to form the Kong Yick Investment
Company. With no financial backing from a bank, the investment company pooled
money from approximately 170 community members to fund the construction of two
twin buildings that would serve as the anchor of a new Chinatown. The East Kong
Yick Building—Wing Luke Asian Museum’s permanent home— is one of two buildings
erected, the other being the West Kong Yick.
HAPPY 100TH
BIRTHDAY,
EAST KONG YICK!
Throughout the years, the East Kong Yick served as a social and information hub and
housed retail businesses on the first floor. This four-story hotel provided lodging for
male Chinese laborers, then also for Japanese and Filipinos as they arrived in Seattle.
Some women were here at the time of the building creation and they built family
apartments for the second generation along Canton Alley and on the 8th Avenue
side. The buildings therefore were always viewed as a place to set down roots, raise
families and build a lasting community here in the U.S.
Seattle’s Chinatown-International District is the only place in the continental United
States where Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos, Vietnamese and others settled together
and built one neighborhood. By settling in the East Kong Yick Building, the Wing
Luke Asian Museum works to inspire the preservation of other historic buildings in
the area and bring thousands of visitors to support the many neighboring shops and
restaurants.
100 years marks a century of stories, history, struggle and deep roots of the Asian
Pacific American community in Seattle, as well as the hopes, opportunities and
future that our visionary pioneers had in mind when they invested in building the East
Kong Yick and our neighborhood, Chinatown-International District. Our event will
honor the significance of this important symbol for the Museum and area. As the only
pan-Asian Pacific American museum in the nation and the first Smithsonian affiliate in
the Pacific Northwest, we have been able to greatly expand our public programming
and welcome over 50,000 visitors, students, and educators, through our doors during
our first year, an increase of more than fourfold from our previous location.
We invite you to join the celebration on Saturday, April 17 to commemorate
the 100 year anniversary of our home, the East Kong Yick. Festivities include an
art auction with works by celebrated Asian Pacific American and Northwest artists,
authentic family-style dinner, lively entertainment and special guests. Get ready to
bid on original works of art, incredible wines and exciting opportunities, including
a framed Chine-collé print by distinguished artist Roger Shimomura, Puget Sound
fishing trip for two with Seattle Mariners Manager Don Wakamatsu, dinner for 12
at the home of Tomoko and Koji Matsuno with chef Eric Tanaka— executive chef of
Tom Douglas Restaurants and Iron Chef America winner, and much more. This is the
museum’s largest fundraising event of the year, with proceeds benefiting our programs
and operations. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Saturday, April 17, 2010
5pm VIP preview
6pm dinner & live auction begins
Wing Luke Asian Museum’s
Annual Dinner and Auction
With Distinguished Hosts:
Senator Daniel Inouye and Irene Hirano
Tickets: $150, $250 (VIP), $325 (Grand
Centennial-- includes a limited-edition
commemorative pin by renowned artist Gerard
Tsutakawa). The celebration
will be on-site at the Wing Luke Asian Museum,
719 S. King Street, Seattle.
More details at http://wingluke.org/2010auction
or
call (206) 623-5124 ext. 107 for inquiries.
Don’t miss it!
MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
“I brought my granddaughters here today. A great opportunity to learn the beauties
and hardships of Asian immigrant cultures. They are not learning this in school…This is a
beautiful and tranquil place.”
“…this space of fragrant timber, light that is graceful and strong stories. This space feels
promising, assuring, questing. And perhaps that is why I like it so.”
“the museum is ALIVE! I can feel the spirits, the history! It gave me chills…”
-Messages from museum visitors
Board Of Trustees
Ellen Ferguson, Co-President
Casey Bui, Co-President
Sung Yang, Vice President
Mimi Gan, Secretary
Victor Mizumori, Treasurer
Gloria Lung Wakayama,
Past President
Bruce Brundige
Sai Chaleunphonh
Katherine Cheng
Gemma Valdez Daggatt
Misun Chung Gerrick
Bruce Hayashi
Judd Lee
Patricia Norikane Logerwell
Paul Mar
JoAnn Mills Marshall
Jill Nishi
Savitha Pathi
Diane Sugimura
Judy Tobin
Staff
Ethelyn Abellanosa
Roldy Ablao II | Aimee Aquino
Joann Natalia Aquino
Janet Aviado | Nari Baker
Russel Bareng | Vivian Chan
David Chattin-McNichols
Cassie Chinn | Monica Day
Bob Fisher | Miya Forrest
Joseph Guanlao | Joshua Heim
John Hom | Suzanne Hu
Ammara Hun | Karen Kajiwara
Nam Keo | Eli Kim
Howard King
Michelle Reiko Kumata
Leo Lam | Jennie Fong Ly
Donna Ma
Charlene Mano Shen
Vi Mar | Luie Marcotte
Dorothy Ng | Robin Park
Jeannette Roden
Jessica Rubenacker
Christina Seong
Elizabeth Shaiken
Lucas Spivey | Margaret Su
Stacey Swanby
Beth Takekawa
Angela Taniguchi
Troy Tsuchikawa
Lisa Wan
Wing Luke Asian Museum
719 South King Street
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: (206) 623–5124
Website: www.wingluke.org
Winter 2010 Newsletter
Edited by:
Joann Natalia Aquino
Layout Design by:
Zarah De Leon
Could a 100-year old building filled with pigeons find new life as a destination
and resource for all people? Beginning life in 1910 it was a center for living, working and business. The
transformation into the new Wing Luke Asian Museum reclaimed one of too many vacant buildings in a
culturally rich neighborhood, and provided a new business anchor helping revitalize the historic ChinatownInternational District. Offered daily are guided tours of the building and the neighborhood, and a myriad of
personal stories, creations and programs for anyone to experience.
Congratulations and grateful thanks to all of you for helping seek and secure the Wing Luke Asian
Museum’s new life and future. I hope you will take pride in the many awards received in the past year:
Historical Restoration, Merit Award, awarded by the Associated Builders and Contractors of Western
Washington (ABC) at its 2009 Excellence in Construction Awards for 15 outstanding projects.
Great Places Award, awarded by the Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) honoring seven
exemplary projects internationally for demonstrating excellence as a human environment.
International Interior Design Association’s 36th Annual Interior Design Competition. Olson Sundberg
Kundig Allen Architect’s design for the Wing Luke Asian Museum was one of six winning projects.
Historic Seattle Preservation Award: Best Adaptive Reuse to acknowledge businesses, organizations,
and individuals whose projects, advocacy, stewardship, and education demonstrate community excellence
in preserving and protecting built heritage.
Seattle’s Least Endangered Historic Spots, a 2010 list by SeattlePI.com highlighting positive examples
of preserved historically significant places. Criteria included an owner committed to preservation; healthy
business occupying the space and generating dependable revenue; mixed use; and aesthetic distinction.
Special thanks to an extraordinary team who made our Centennial Year an occasion to celebrate,
including Homesight; Marpac Construction; Rick Sundberg and the Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen (now
Olson Kundig) Architects team; Ron Chew; Stuart Grover; The Collins Group; the Museum’s Board, staff,
members and donors.
Happy New Year of the Tiger, a very special year as a historic building, site of the Museum’s new
home, celebrates its 100th birthday!
–Beth Takekawa, Executive Director
THANK YOU AND WELCOME
We are pleased to confirm the 2010 Board of Trustees slate. Welcome to new board members Jill Nishi and Diane
Sugimura. Jill Nishi is deputy director of the U.S. Libraries initiative at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and
previously served as director of the City of Seattle’s Office of Economic Development. She’s an active member
of the Seattle community and was a co-founder of the Asian Pacific Islander Community Leadership Foundation.
Diane Sugimura has more than 25 years experience with the City of Seattle and currently serves as the director of
Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development. She’s a member of the Urban Land Institute-Seattle’s Executive
Committee and is on the University of Washington’s Professional Council for the Department of Urban Design and
Planning. A Museum trustee in earlier years, we welcome Diane’s return to our board.
We offer a virtual standing ovation to retiring Board
of Trustees member Helen Kay. Helen is our longest
tenured board member having served for 30 years
in a variety of capacities: participating on board
committees, supporting capital expansion projects,
and serving terms in each of the board officer
positions. Although she may be stepping down from
the board, she remains active with the Museum and
with the community. Thank you Helen!
Please welcome our new Visitor Services Leads,
Robin Park and Stacey Swanby, and Lead Sales
Associate/Visitor Services Lead Lucas Spivey. Robin attends the University of Washington majoring in American
Ethnic Studies and International Studies. Stacey and Lucas are both graduates of the University of Washington with
B.A.’s in Art History and Interdisciplinary Visual Arts/Art History respectively.
Jill Nishi
Diane Sugimura
Helen Kay
Congratulations to Jessica Rubenacker who has been promoted from Visitor Services Lead to Visitor Services
Manager and to Elizabeth Shaiken who has been promoted from Development Assistant to Development
Coordinator.
Best wishes to former Marketplace Assistant Manager Amber Strangstalien who has moved outside the area to
explore new opportunities and former Membership Manager Alexa Newlin who has also moved outside the area to
further her academic pursuits.
Thank you to Cesar Cueva, our former Visitor Services Manager, who was a museum staff member for more than
four years. A talented artist and cartoonist, we look forward to seeing Cesar’s name and work in print and on screen
sometime in the near future.
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SPECIAL EXHIBITS
Yellow Terror:
The Collections and Paintings of
Roger Shimomura
CLOSING April 18, 2010
Don’t miss it!
“One of the top 11 exhibits in Seattle..”
– Regina Hackett’s Another Bouncing Ball
“‘Yellow Terror’ art collection: Satire both
bright and bitter” – Seattle Times
“What Are You, Yellow? War Breaks Out
at the Wing Luke Asian Museum” – The
Stranger
During Roger Shimomura’s career
spanning nearly 40 years, he has
generated provocative images of
racial prejudice, social injustice and
examinations of Japanese American
identity in the form of paintings,
American Portrait #2. Roger Shimomura, 2002. Acrylic on
prints, sculptures and performance art.
canvas, 72” x 60”. Courtesy of the Ulrich Museum of Art,
Shimomura began turning his attention
Wichita State University.
toward aspects of Japanese American
identity and the effects that popular culture stereotypes of Asian and Asian Americans
have upon the development of society’s perception of Asian Americans.
This exhibition is the first time that Shimomura’s art is shown with the memorabilia
and objects depicting stereotypes of Asians and Asian Americans that the artist has
accumulated, both of which are largely based on representations informed by the
yellow peril. Displayed together, the collection creates a unique framework through
which to view Shimomura’s paintings and prints. The memorabilia is re-contextualized
in Shimomura’s work producing a rich dialogue between art and object, representation
and identity, ultimately engaging the viewer.
Yellow Terror: The Collections and Paintings of Roger Shimomura would not be
possible without support from: EXHIBIT SPONSORS: The Boeing Company, the
Hugh & Jane Ferguson Foundation, KUOW 94.9 Public Radio. Additional funding
provided by: Anonymous, Peggy Cheng, Harriett and Halley Cody and Harvey Sadis,
Mary and James Dunnam, Ellen L. Ferguson and Diana Sill, Martha Lee Fleming, Helen
M. Gamble, Greg Kucera Gallery, Gail Grinnell and Ben Wildman, Michele and David
Hasson, Catherine Hillenbrand and Joseph Hudson, Carol Hosford, Barbara Johns and
Richard Hesik, Jan and Henry Kumasaka, Betty Ann Lock, Julie and David Lock, Don
and Pat Norikane Logerwell, Karen and Larry Matsuda, Sharon Nelson, Kayleen Oka
and David Pelkey, Norie Sato and Ralph Berry, Tilman Smith, Michael B. Stewart M.D.,
Carolyn Tanagi, Judith M. Tobin and Michael Baker, Mary Anne and Paul Trause, Jack
Tsuchiya, Camille Uhlir, Jeanne Verville, Kathie Werner, Elaine Wetterauer, Barbara
Taber Wilson, Scott Winn, Wyman Youth Trust. WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK:
4Culture, Adobe, ArtsFund, City of Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, Comcast,
Institute of Museum and Library Services, Little Family Foundation, Marguerite Casey
Foundation, Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, Washington State Arts Commission.
ALSO
Return Home from War
A New Dialogue Initiative Exhibit
On display through August 15, 2010
A multimedia exhibit on remnants of war
through recent Asian Pacific American
veterans’ perspectives. This exhibit is
a part of the Museum’s New Dialogue
Initiative which address community
concerns on contemporary social issues
and current news events.
Paj Ntaub: Stories of Hmong
in Washington | On display March 5,
2010–October 17, 2010
Opening reception for members and invited
guests: Thursday, March 4 at 5:30pm
Paj Ntaub was the Hmong’s written
language many centuries ago, but through
time, it’s been lost in translation. Paj Ntaub
has evolved from the spirals to the story
cloths, yet it still holds the same value in
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Lost and Found, 2004. Horatio Law. Mixed-media installation.
Cultural Transcendence
On display through
September 19, 2010
George Tsutakawa Art Gallery
Featured artists: Robert Hodgin, Eunsu
Kang, Heidi Kumao, Horatio Law, Brent
Watanabe. Curated by Lele Barnett
“Wing Luke exhibit pushes video’s
boundaries all over the place” –Seattle Times
In Cultural Transcendence, five Asian Pacific
Islander American artists exhibit works that
focus on a step forward from traditional to
new media: materials expanding beyond
their inherent meanings. Their conceptual
themes peer into history but do not dwell on
a negative past— inequality, discrimination
and alienation; instead they search the
present and envision a better tomorrow.
Cultural Transcendence explores the
importance of technology in our modern
experience and technology’s influence on
contemporary installation art.
Sponsored by: 4Culture, ArtsFund, KUOW,
Marguerite Casey Foundation, Seattle
Foundation, Seattle Office of Arts and
Cultural Affairs, Washington Arts Commission
Special thanks to: 911 Media Arts Center,
Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual
Arts, DXARTS, Center for Digital Arts
and Experimental Media, University of
Washington
stitching the Hmong history and preserving
their culture and identity which is what this
exhibit hopes to fulfill.
New Years All Year Round
On display through July 3, 2010
A fun, family-friendly exhibit exploring the
New Year celebrations in the Japanese,
Hmong and Vietnamese communities.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS BECOME A MEMBER
EXHIBIT OPENING RECEPTION:
Paj Ntaub: Stories of Hmong in Washington
Thursday, March 4 at 5:30pm
Reception for members and invited guests will feature a traditional blessing, cultural
music and light refreshments. The special exhibit is on display from
March 5, 2010–October 17, 2010.
and enjoy exclusive invitations to exhibit
openings and receptions, unlimited free
admission year-round, up to 15% discount at
the Museum Marketplace, special discounts
for lectures and events, and many more. Call
(206) 623-5124 ext. 126 and join us today!
LECTURE | Thursday, March 18 at 7pm
An American Diary, a lecture by Roger Shimomura
Roger Shimomura will present An American Diary, a 60-minute lecture on his
work spanning over 40 years. Listen to how his work has been propelled by
various historical and political events, as well as his own physical environment
which has been constantly filled with his collections ranging from Walt Disney
memorabilia to World War II stereotypes of Asian people.
Shimomura’s paintings, prints and theatre pieces address sociopolitical issues
of Asian America and have often been inspired by diaries kept by his late
immigrant grandmother for 56 years of her life. Shimomura received his B.A.
from the University of Washington, Seattle, and his M.F.A. from Syracuse
University, New York. He has had over 125 solo exhibitions of paintings and
Different Citizens. Roger Shimomura, 2009. Courtesy of the artist.
prints, and is the recipient of more than 30 grants, of which 4 are National
Endowment for the Arts Fellowships in Painting and Performance Art. Shimomura began teaching in the School of Fine
Arts at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS in 1969. In 2004 he retired from teaching and started the Shimomura
Faculty Research Support.
Fee: $15 general admission and $10 for members, artists and seniors. Tickets
purchased before March 18 by members will receive priority seating and a limited
edition exhibit poster. Space is limited. Call (206) 623-5124 to purchase tickets.
FAMILY FUN DAY
Sponsored by
®
LECTURE
The Impact of Media Stereotypes on Asian and Pacific Americans, a lecture
by Prof. Connie So | Saturday, April 10 at 1pm | Free with admission.
Learn how Asian media stereotypes have impacted immigration, ethnic
enclaves, civil rights, racial and ethnic stereotypes, identity politics, social
organizations, community building and political movements since the 1960s
to the present day. Connie C. So, Ph.D., is a senior lecturer and director of
Community Internship and Practicum in the Department of American Ethnic
Studies at the University of Washington.
FILM SCREENING
The Slanted Screen
Saturday, April 10 at
3:30pm
The Slanted Screen is a
2006 documentary film
written, produced, and
directed by Jeff Adachi
about the stereotypical
depictions and absence
of Asian males in American cinema and other media from the silent era to
present day. The film includes interviews with Mako, Cary-Hiroyuki Takawa,
Justin Lin, Jason Scott Lee, Dustin Nguyen, Phillip Rhee, Will Yun Lee, Tzi
Ma, Bobby Lee, Terence Chang and Frank Chin. More information at www.
slantedscreen.com. Free with admission.
The lectures and film screening are in conjunction with the exhibit Yellow
Terror: The Collections and Paintings of Roger Shimomura, on display
through Sunday, April 18, 2010. Don’t miss it!
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March 20 at 1pm-3pm | Every third Saturday
Also on: May 15, June 19, July 17, August
21, September 18, October 16, November
20, December 18. Bring the whole family and
join us for artist-led, fun activities every third
Saturday of the month from 1-3pm. Supplies
are provided. Free and open to the public.
APRIL 17 | Our Home Turns 100:
Celebrating a Century of Stories
We hope to see you at the annual dinner
and auction, our biggest fundraising event
of the year. The museum will be closed
to prepare for the festivities, but the
Marketplace and Chinatown Discovery
Tours will be open for business. Tour
times are at 10:15am, 1pm and 3pm. And
don’t miss the Marketplace’s Centennial
Celebration Sale with special discounts!
Takano Photography Studio Collection
Photos: Wing Luke Asian Museum Collections
July 2011 in Community Portrait Gallery
This exhibit will feature a collection of photographs from the 1920s and 1930s documenting the local Asian American community. This is
one of the only remaining collections by local Japanese American commercial photographers from that era.
These images are available for viewing at http://db.wingluke.org/takano/index.htm . We are seeking any information on the subjects in
the photographs. If you can help, please contact Bob Fisher, Collections Manager, at (206) 623-5124 ext. 117 or [email protected].
UPCOMING
The re-housing and digitization
of the collection was made
possible by a grant from
The Marketplace is proud to offer our members and visitors a unique
shopping experience. To gear up for spring, we have lots of new
products and handcrafted works by local artists like Julia Corliss, Enfu
Designs, Linda Hoshide, Greg Kono, Shaw-fan Khan, Joy Khoo, Amy
Nikatani, Aki Sogabe, Sweet and Sour, Barry Wong, and many more.
Stop by and check it out!
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION SALE
Saturday, April 17, 2010, 10am-5pm
Everyone receives 10% off | Members will receive double discount
To celebrate our home’s 100th birthday, we are holding our annual auction and dinner on-site on April 17. While the
museum will be closed to prepare for our grand event, the Marketplace and Chinatown Discovery Tours will be open
for business. We hope to see you at our birthday sale, and later that evening at our signature auction & dinner.
Join the Marketplace Appreciation Club
Email [email protected] and let us know you would like to
receive updates on special discounts, sales and events.
Located inside the Wing Luke Asian Museum, the Marketplace is the
one-stop-shop for unique items. Every Marketplace purchase supports
the Wing Luke Asian Museum.
Visit us at 719 South King Street, Seattle, WA 98104.
(206) 623-5124 ext. 203 | www.wingluke.org/marketplace
Store hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-5pm; Sunday 12pm-5pm
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INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT
Corporate, Foundation, &
Government Donors
Comcast Gives to YouthCAN
Awarded by January 15, 2010
$100,000-$250,000
Institute of Museum and Library Services
$50,000-$99,999
MetLife Foundation | Target Foundation
$25,000-$49,999
4Culture | City of Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural | Affairs
| Comcast | The Paul G. Allen Family | Foundation | The
Seattle Foundation | The Atsuhiko and Ina Goodwin Tateuchi|
Foundation
$10,000-$24,999
ArtsFund | The Boeing Company Charitable Trust |
Washington State Arts Commission | Wells Fargo
$5,000-$9,999
Bank of America | City of Seattle Department of
Neighborhoods | The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Foundation
$1,000-$4,999
Anonymous | City of Seattle Office of Economic Development |
David Woods Kemper Foundation | Humanities Washington
Media Grants
KUOW 94.9 Public Radio
YouthCAN members with Steve Kipp, Comcast’s VP for Communications, and Museum
Executive Director Beth Takekawa. The $30,000 grant from Comcast will benefit the
Wing Luke Asian Museum’s YouthCAN, a community-based leadership program for
Asian Pacific American youth (ages 15-19) that works to connect youth with their
heritage. This grant from The Comcast Foundation is in recognition of Comcast’s
commitment to the communities where its customers and employees live and work.
Since its founding in 1999, The Comcast Foundation has distributed more than $64
million in cash support of its programs implemented locally in Comcast communities.
YOUR STORY IS OUR STORY;
YOUR LEGACY IS OUR LEGACY.
Include the Wing Luke Asian Museum in your long-term plans
to help ensure our stories will be preserved and heard by future
generations.
Celebrate our home’s century of stories and help us lay the
foundation for the next 100 years by leaving your legacy at the
Wing Luke Asian Museum.
Individuals who have named the Museum in their estate and/
or financial plans are eligible to join our honorary recognition
society for planned gifts.
For more information, please contact Donna Ma at
[email protected] or (206) 623-5124 ext. 138.
Thank you to these special supporters for leaving
legacies at the Wing Luke Asian Museum!
Bruce Brundige and Grace Tazuma
Ellen Ferguson
Calvin Lang and Helen Lew Lang
Paul Mar
JoAnn Mills Marshall
Victor and Stacy Mizumori
Dean and Gloria Lung Wakayama
MANY THANKS!
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MANY THANKS TO OUR
MEMBERS
HISTORYMAKERS CIRCLE
Asterisk (*) denotes Charter Members.
Janie Hendrix | Celestia & Jack Higano, in
honor of Norio Higano | Henry H. Hirano &
Tomi T. Hirano* | Ms. Liang Ho, in memory
of Lien Yu & Yin Hwa Ho | Kandace & Rick
VISIONARY CIRCLE
Holley* | John Hom* | George & Wanda
Ellen L. Ferguson* | Deborah T. Killinger*
Hughes* | Julie Y. Hungar* | Christine Hurley
| Paul Mar* | Beth Takekawa & Tony To* |
& Marlys Erickson* | Glenn & Marilyn Ige |
Milton Wu*
PATRON
Cindy & Dean Ikeda* | Rena Ilumin & Thomas
Phnom Penh Noodle House | Suquamish
Henry Roth* | Raymond Ishii* | Marcia Iwasaki
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
Museum | The Drachen Foundation* | Walter & Stan Lokting | Barbara Johns* | MoonKen & Nancy Prichard* | Rick & Sharon
Schacht & Guest* | Mark Levine & John
Ho Jung & Stephanie Lamson* | George
Sundberg* | Dean, Gloria, Lindsay & Brady
Keppeler* | Craig H. & Nancy L. Abramson* & Lily Kajiwara* | Karen Kajiwara* | Lonny
Wakayama* | Anonymous, In memory of
| Bill Adamucci* | Don & Midori Akagi* |
Kaneko* | Morris S. Kanekuni* | David M.
Yuen-Ling Wong & Abraham Wan*
Virginia & Maile Anderson* | Phoebe H.
Kaplan & Susan M. Devan* | Richard S. Kay
Andrew & Lucius &rew III* | Donald J. Arima, & Felicia D. Uhden* | Ken & Leslee Kay*
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
D.D.S. & Susan A Bogni* | Gary Asaka |
| Carolyn S. Kelly* | Douglas R. Kemper* |
Todd Achilles* | Hiram & Helen Akita* |
Louise Kikuchi* | Diane & Ron King* | Atsushi
Sheldon Arakaki* | Casey & Allison Bui* | Sai Charlotte Bacon* | Ralph Berry & Norie
& Debbie Chaleunphonh* | Katherine Cheng Sato | Kathy & Keith Biever* | Ken Bounds & & Beverly Kiuchi* | Elaine Kodama-Ferris
& Ron Nelson* | Hing W., Jane P. & Desiree F. Linda Gorton* | Mr. Jon & Honorable Bobbe & Jeffrey Z. Ferris | Steve Kono | Linda &
Chinn* | Mayme Chinn* | Wallace & Deanna Bridge* | Robert Brown* | Hugh L. Burleson* Joseph Krutenat* | Michelle R. Kumata* |
| Alan Carter & Janan Carter* | Kenyon Chan Kenneth La | Adam Lee & Cindy E. Lee* |
Chinn* | Jackie Der & Alan Painter* | Anne
& Shirley Hune* | Aldo Chan & George
Neva Lee* | Ray & Stella Leong* | Cecil &
Fennessy & David Moseley* | Jamie Ford
Scarola* | Rebecca & Mike Chan* | Stella
Hazel Leung* | Sandy Lew-Hailer & Harvey
| William E. Franklin* | Mimi Gan & Everett
Chao & Michael Smyser, in memory of Minc Hailer* | Charles & Pauline LeWarne* | Karin
Billingslea* | Jodi Green & Mike Halperin |
C. Chao* | Peg Cheng & Marcus Donner* |
Murr Link* | Karen Little | Mrs. Shuhyun Liu &
Paul & Mary Hosoda* | Toshio & Akiko Ito* |
Yu Ling Cheung, in honor of Kin Yip Cheung Mr. Seaton Wang* | Nora Liu & Rick Nordby*
Julie & Ajay Jindal* | Passion Isara Julinsey*
& Yuk Ha Leung* | Ron, Cian & Kino Chew*
| Drs. Eddie & Natalie Lo* | Merritt & Marsha
| Richard & Helen Kay* | Linda Larson & B.
Tadano Long* | Toni R. Long* | Clifford J.
Gerald Johnson* | Victor & Stacy Mizumori* | Frank & Ruth Chin* | Mae & Quinn Chin* |
Herbert F. Chin & Monica M. Chin* | Belinda Louie & Patti Shimomura* | Joseph & Sula
| Kemi Nakabayashi & Jim Norton* | Carlos
Chin & Family* | Wilton & Paula Chinn* |
Louie | Donna Ma* | Patricia Mac Elveen& Loretta Orpilla* | Paula Rosput Reynolds
Frances Yee Chinn* | Cassie E. Chinn & Paul Hoehn* | May K. Macnab* | Sharon Maeda*
& Stephen P. Reynolds* | Eulalie & Carlo
| Laurie & Bill Malcomson* | Jeni Mar* | Matt
Scandiuzzi* | Sharon Sobie Seymour & David Kelly* | Brad Chods-Irvine | Suj’n Chon* |
James & Marilyn Chu* | Vivian & Joe Chun*
Martel & Guest* | Ruthann & Jerry Martin*
Seymour* | Jon & Mary Shirley* | Diane &
| Harriett & Halley Cody & Harvey Sadis* |
| Fran Matsuoka* | Amy F. Matsuoka* | Ken
Rich Sugimura* | Grace R. Tazuma & Bruce
Darlene Conley | Gemma, Russ, McKinlay & Mayeda & Eliane Dao* | Stephanie Meadearis
Brundige* | Herbert Tsuchiya* | Jack Y.
Kaya Daggatt* | Florangela Davila & Glenn
| Yoshie Mikami & Joyce Mikami, in memory
Tsuchiya* | Ms. Lee Van Divort* | William
Nelson* | Cynthia & Jay del Rosario* | Blaine of Takumi Mikami* | Stewart & Elizabeth
& Leila Waye* | Stewart Wong & Thom K.
Dempke & Lorraine Libby-Thomas* | Renko
Miller* | Eric Moen & Guest* | Carol Mohler*
Harrington* | Larry T. Yok* | John & Marge
& Stuart Dempster* | April Deuer | Megan
| Max Morgan* | Tyler Moriguchi | Masako,
Young*
M. Dittamore & Family* | Royal & Sachiko
Michi & Paul Murakami | Mark Muzi & Laurie
Domingo* | Nelson Dong & Diane Wong* |
Boehme* | Michael Myint* | Junior Nagaki
GALLERY SUPPORTER
Jane W. Dowdle* | Frances & John Dunlap*
| Hiroshi Nakano & Nancy Calos-Nakano* |
Chuck & Chris Chinn* | Elizabeth Choy &
| Patrick & Susan Dunn* | George & Anne
Curt & Charlene Nakayama* | Isaac & Lensey
James Lobsenz* | Chris & Misun Gerrick* |
Eggler* | Mary J. Eng | Rev. Lincoln Eng
Namioka* | Lorrin Nelson & Tina Gourd* |
Patricia & Douglas Ikegami* | Greg Kucera
& Mabel L. Eng* | Lucia Enriquez* | Paul
Dale & Judy Neumann* | Vo D. Nguyen &
Gallery* | Cynthia L. Sears & Frank Buxton,
Facchini | Cheryl & Millison Fambles* | Dr.
Sonia Lim* | Barbara & Edward Nilson* | Rev.
in honor of Jimmy Mirikitani* | Bill Speidel
Mary E. Fischer & Guest* | Nanette Fok &
Richard T. Nishioka & Alice Nishioka* | Jane
Enterprises/The Underground Tour*
Brad Tong* | Thelma V. Fong & Yan Fong* |
H. Nishita* | Robert & Marian Ohashi* | Ross
Jeni & Cal Fung* | Michael Furuta & Diane
& Ava Ohashi* | Julie Ann Oiye* | Tim & Kim
BENEFACTOR
Sakai-Furuta* | Dan & Andrea Gallagher, in
Okamura* | Anne P. Parker-Pollack* | Jeff &
NW Archaeological Associates, Inc.* |
memory of William S. & Mary W. Chinn* |
Wendy Peace* | Elizabeth Wong Pelley &
Ethelyn C. Abellanosa*| Eleanor Boba*|
Seth & Wendy Goldsmith* | Marilynn Goo & Guest* | Sandra Lynn Perkins & Jeffrey Karl
Rita Brogan & Michael Richards*| Monica,
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| David L. Pannone & Betsy Graef* | Gene
James & Susan Peterson* | Arlene Phillips |
H. Eng*| Bruce Hayashi & Kari Schlechten*|
Mary Ishii*| Austreberta G. Laigo, in memory Graham, in memory of Lois Graham* | Dean Jack & Carolynn Prelutsky* | Caryl Quach*
Granholm* | Andra Hall* | Elizabeth Hall &
| Michelle Quakenbush* | Alan & Andrea
of Val Laigo*| Desiree & Richard Leigh, Jr.,
Tony Iuppa | Susan Han & Gorman Wong |
Rabinowitz* | David A. Rash* | Ariel Rathbun
In memory of Ben Woo*| Marian M. Lien*|
James & Yasuko Harris* | Gregg Hashimoto
& Craig Thompson* | David & Catriona
David & Julie Lock*| Don & Pat Norikane
| Dr. Frank Tubridy & Dr. Gerrie Hashisaki |
Reuther* | Jeffrey Sakuma | Tsutomu & Yoko
Logerwell*| Bettie Luke*| Lori Matsukawa &
Abraham M. S. Goo*
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& Dave Asahara*| James & Patsy Nelson*| Kiri
Schultz & Michael Wills*| Dolores Sibonga*|
Ed T. Suguro*| Jean E. Takekawa*| Thomas
Weeks & Deborah Oyer*| Rick & Leanne
Wong | Teresa & Wilma Woo*
Current members as of January 31, 2009
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Sasaki* | Bob & Lucy Sato* | Marianne J.
Sato | Jeffrey A. Saul & Lily Eng, in memory
of Yue Eng* | Betsy R. Schneier & Jason
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Liebow
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Mark Dacascos and Julie Condra | Gary and Yorita | Yoshie Mikami and Joyce Mikami,
Sandee Hamatani | David Lock and Julie Lock in memory of Takumi Mikami | Eugene Moy
| Barry and Teresa Luke, In memory of Russell and Susan Fong Sing | Terry Nakamura | H.
Luke and in honor of Diane Luke; in memory Ray and Chiyo Nakanishi | Harvey and Hisako
of Roger Luke; and in recognition of Stan &
Nakaya | Sharon Nelson | Jim and Leila Lock
Young-Jae Luke, John & Linda Luke Kook,
| Kayleen Oka and David Pelkey | Leann Y.
and Keith & Donna Luke Peterson | Karen
Onishi, in honor of Kenji and Martha Onishi
and Larry Matsuda | Connie Okada | Donald | Mitsuko Otani | Elizabeth B. Patterson |
Sirkin | Jim and Camille Uhlir | Barbara Yasui Richard and Kelly Pelz | David and Catriona
Reuther | Star Roberts and John Gish |
$100 - $499
Martha Rogers and Kevin Fetterly | Milton
Erich Behrens | Norie Sato and Ralph Berry | Sakuoka and Amalia B. Bueno | Richard Sasai
Masse and Fay Bloomfield | Herb and Shirley | Sharon Sobie Seymour and David Seymour
Bridge | Robert Brown | Nancy Y. Cheng | Peg | Sandeep Sinha | Doug Smith, in honor of
and Marcus Cheng | Chuck Ming Chin | Ying Marge Young, St. John’s Catholic Chu | David
H. and Anne Y. Chin | Chuck and Chris Chinn Spain and Jannie Spain | Victoria Terao |
| Christopher Chow and Stephen Thane |
Yoshio and Florence Teshima | Richard and
William Covington | Deb Creveling and Don Mary Thompson | Corinne Toda | Paul and
Whiting | Alicia Fung Davis | Steve Davis and Mary Anne Trause | Lawrence Tsunoda, in
Bob Evans | Tom DeBoer | Durga Doraisamy memory of Setsuno Tsunoda | Calvin Uomoto
| Bill C. and Alpha J. M. Eng | Jamie Ford |
| Velma Veloria | Jeanne Verville | Walter and
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Jean Walkinshaw | Kathie Werner | Barbara
Taber Wilson | Cindy Gok and Brian Wong
| Mr. and Mrs. Yuen Wong | Roger Wong
| Curtis D. Woo | Hannah R. Yamasaki, in
memory of Gam Har Chew | Anand A. Yang
$0 - $99
Gene H. Akutsu | Anonymous | George
J. Arakawa | Mary L. Askelson | Mort
Brinchmann and Jill Allyn | Jackson and
May Chan | Joyce May Chan | Mr. Cheng
and Ms. Kwun | Wayne Ching, in honor of
Wing Luke Asian Museum | Crispin Chinn
| Sheri Chinn and Terry Takeuchi | Frank V.
Chopp Jr. and Nancy Long | David Chui
and Alexandra Stone | Brenda M. Collier |
Layne Cubell | Don M. Culanag | Nicholas W.
Deppen | Jeanne Eaton | Francis Ehle | Linda
Eng | Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Eng | Martha
Fleming | Albert M. and Toby Franco | Diane
Sakai-Furuta and Michael Furuta | Arva D.
Gray | Victor Greene | Anonymous | Verda
Hansberry | Keiko Hara | Mary and Michael
Heim | Robert and Wendy Jacobson Hirotaka
| Anonymous | Chin Lin Hua | Nicole Lac
Huang | George Iseri | Brian Ito and Laura
Sameshima | P. Y. and G. Y. Jone | Louise
Kikuchi | Austreberta G. Laigo | Park Wei and
Yim Yee Ng Locke | Jenny Lu | Yoshi Mamiya
| Marian Matsui | Virginia E. McHenry | Tom
and Warlita Mukai | Yoko Murao | Shuku W.
Najita | Gina Nguyen | Tim and Kim Okamura
| Kay Patterson | Marie G. Peters | Delight
Roberts | Dennis Roden and Sachiko Roden |
Yukiko Sato | Thomas R. Smith | Vivian Sohn |
Melissa Soules | Tom Speer | Kurt Stallmann |
Ed Suguro and Mitsue Suguro | Midori Takagi
| Carolyn Tanagi | Joan and Mortimer Thomas
| Amy Thomson, William and Katie Vick |
Stephanie Toothman | Constance Trowbridge
| Karen Tsao | Tom and Reiko Tsubota | Sally
Tsutsumoto | Ted Van Velzen | Edward and
Aida Yeung | George Yoshida
IN-KIND GIFTS
Hirotaka | In appreciation of John Hom’s
work at the Louie Family Reunion: David
Louie | In Memory of Edwin Horiuchi:
Ryomi and Etsuko Lilly Tanino, Kenjiro
and Irene Nakamura, Frederick Hirai | In
Memory of Henry Howe Chan: Carlyle
and Patricia Meyer Chan | In Memory of
Diana Iwata: Barry and Mary Dunphy |
In Memory of Sandra Kim: Ellen Punyon
and Frederick Saling | In Memory of Alan
TRIBUTE GIFTS
Kojima: Amy Y. Hara | In Memory of Him
(From January 1, 2009- January 1, 2010)
Mark Lai: Laura Lai | In Honor of Alan
In Memory of John Garibaldi and Aimee
Chong Lau and Kazuko Nakane: Mona
Akutsu: Joni and Mark Nakagawa | In
Nagai | In Memory of Harold C. Lee: Janet
Memory of Watson Asaba: Pauline N. Asaba and Ken Lee | In Memory of Mary Louie
and Steven L. Takahashi | In Memory of
Lee: Brad and Gayle Miyake, Tom and Fran
Reyko Asahara: Rob and Connie Wekell,
Yaguchi | In Memory of Mrs. Hung Lock:
Lucius and Maynard Horiuchi | In Memory
Betty Lock | In Honor of Gary Locke: Nancy
of Phoebe Bock: Mrs. D. M. Thompson and
Biery and Bill Biery | In Celebration of Mr.
Judy L. Finn | In Memory of Hugh Brown:
and Mrs. Henry Louie’s Golden Wedding
Bruce and Kristina Berney | In Memory of
Anniversary: William L. (Bill) and Laura Chin
Walter, James and Donna Chinn: Linda Chinn | In Memory of Mary Lim Louie: Clifford J.
| In Memory of Huing and Mary Chinn: A.J.
Louie and Patti Shimomura | In Memory of
Aquino | In Memory of Richard Doi: Clayton Paul Louie: Clara E. King, Sau Louie, Kut
and Anne Denman | In Honor of Wai Eng, to Lui, Shu Qiang Zhen, Shu Yu Zhen, Margie
Celebrate his 80th Birthday: William L. (Bill)
Matsuura, Ping Kuen Ng and Jeanette Ng,
and Laura Chin | In Memory of of William
Karen W. Imatani, Mrs. Michiko Itatani,
and June Eng: Wilma Lew | With Great
Ping Bong Lei and Family, David Lui and
Thanks and Gratitude to Jamie Ford, Author family, Marvin and Joanne Mine family, Bob
of Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet:
and Carolyn Wahler, Emma Woo Louie | In
Jeffrey and Pamela Henkin | In Memory of
Honor of the Luke Family’s kindness: Larry
Harry N. Fujita: Micaela R. Fujita | In Memory Eng | In Support of Suiko Mikami’s Artwork:
of Alan Michiro Furuta: Michael Furuta and
Eva Wescott, Toshiko Sunohara, Katherine
Diane Sakai-Furuta | In Memory of Bob and
Hood, STORZ: Karl Storz – Endskope, R.
Carol Givens: The Ambassdors, University
E. and M. R. Hunter | In Honor of Janice
Presbyterian Church, Cheryl Evans Jones,
Nakamura and Junior Nagaki: Eileen Okada
George and Cylvia Grantham | In Memory
| In Memory of Koji Norikane: Kay, Barbara,
of Relta Gray, friend of Doug Smith and
Eleanor and Gail, Richard and Dianne
Marge Young: Doug Smith | In Memory of
Edmonds, James and Deanna Ritchie | In
My Sister, Kimi Taguchi Hara: Reiko Taguchi
Honor of Bob and Marian Ohashi: Ross and
Sumada | In Memory of Tok and Sumi
Ava Ohashi | In Memory of Sy L. O’Young:
Hirotaka: Robert and Wendy Jacobson
Milton and Lily Lew | In Memory of Ted S.Y.
(From January 1, 2009- January 1, 2010)
Ata Farm Catering | Bakery Noveau | Beard
Papa’s | Delite Bakery | Perkins Coie LLP |
Robert and Julianne Fisher | Thom and Karen
Heileson | Mon Hei Bakery | Phnom Penh
Noodle House | Redhook Ale Brewery | Ellen
Suzuki | Town and Country Markets | Tsue
Chong Co., Inc. | Upper Crust Bakery
Pang: Ulric Dihle and Su Hang, Vivian and
Joe Chun | In Honor of Lisa See: Pennie Clark
Ianniciello | In Memory of William (Bill) Lum
Sing William L. (Bill) and Laura Chin, Tom
and Dorothy Chin, Tek and Anna Wong | In
Honor of Freida Takamura: Mark Anderson,
Merry Christmas from Dannielle Leaverton
| In Memory of Yoshio Tomita: Daisy Tomita
| In Memory of Kim Tran and Hoa b. Dang:
Loc G. Tran and Thu M. Ngo | In Memory
of Bertha Lung Tsuchiya: Jennie Chan | In
Honor of Kaila Tsutakawa: Harvey and Hisako
Nakaya | In Memory of T. Uchida: Miyoko
Kodama | In Memory of Ben Woo: Patricia
Oya | In Memory of Mrs. Yang: Thomas and
Charlene Ko | In Memory of Kazue Yotsuuye:
Roy Yotsuuye
MATCHING GIFTS
(From January 1, 2009- January 1, 2010)
Adobe Systems Incorporated | Alaska Airlines
| Amgen | Anonymous | Bank of America
| Boeing Employees’ Credit Union | Bill &
Melinda Gates Foundation | The Boeing
Company | Buck & Gordon LLP | Cingular
| Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation |
Dorsey & Whitney LLP | Eli Lilly & Company
Foundation, Inc. | Enterprise Rent-A-Car |
Freddie Mac Foundation | Gap Foundation
| IBM Corporation | Kemper | KeyBank |
Kresge Foundation | Los Angeles Times |
Lynden Incorporated | Macy’s Northwest, Inc.
| Marguerite Casey Foundation | McDonald’s
Corporation | Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation,
Inc. | Microsoft | Nintendo of America,
Inc. | Oracle | PopCap Games Inc. | Puget
Sound Energy | RadioShack | RealNetworks,
Inc. Foundation | Safeco | Sallie Mae |
SBC Communications Inc. | Starbucks
Coffee Company | Sun Microsystems,
Inc. | Washington Mutual | Weyerhaeuser
Company
MANY THANKS TO OUR DEDICATED
VOLUNTEERS
Allan M. | Alyson M. | Ana D. | Andrew L. |
Angela S. | Anita Keomahavong | Anne A.
| Anthony B. | Atsushi Fujioka | Benjamin
Achevarra | Brandon A. | Brian L. | Briana
Van Craeynest | Bruce Brundige | Bruce
Hayashi | Bryan Fry | Casey Bui | Chieko
Phillips | Claire Cho | Danielle Higa | Danny
G. | Danny Kaopuiki | David Wanzey | Delia
Oh | Denisse L. | Derek H. | Diana Jorda
| Donna L. | Dori Cahn | Ed Suguro | Ellen
Ferguson | Emilh H. | Emily I. | Erika Berg
| Frieda Takamura | Gemma Daggatt |
George Mano | Gloria Lung Wakayama |
Greta T. | Hannah W. | Heidi Park | Helen
McGough | Helen Sun | Huy L. | Ike Lee |
Irene Mano | Isadora Tzeng | Islanda Khau
| James To | James Heng | Jan Tanabe |
Jason L. | Jenni Lee | Jennifer C. | Jennifer
Yim | Jenny T. | Jiho K. | Jinxuan Ma |
JoAnn Mills Marshall | Joe L. | Joe Ike |
Jordan W. | Joysha Fajardo | Judd Lee |
Judy L. | Judy Tobin | Julia Lindson | Julian
Netter | Julie Pham | Kanako Akamatsu
| Katherine Dexter | Katherine Cheng |
Kathy T. | Kathy D. | Katy Fry | Keely L.
| Ken Mochizuki | Kenji Onishi | Kimber
Foster | King L. | Leslie L. | Leslie Fried |
Linda Martinez | Lucas Spivey | Maeon S.
| Mai L. | Mako Nakagawa | Maree Ness
| Margo Ahn | Maria Arismendez | Mario
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Pilapil | Mary Ishii | Matthew Benuska |
Meejin Richart | Melissa W. | Michelle K. |
Mimi Gan | Misun Chung Gerrick | Moua
V. | Nicholas K. | Nicky K. | Pat Norikane
Logerwall | Paul Martinez | Peter L. | Peter
Malarkey | Pierre Fontecha | Rebecca
Kennedy | Sai Chaleunphonh | Samantha
N. | Samantha Menanthy | Sara Miller |
Sarah T. | Savitha Pathi | Seng Vue | Simon
Khin | Sinang Lee | Sonya Wilson | Sung
Yang | Taka Kogita | Tashi | Theresa Escobar
| Thu-Hieu N. | Tina A. | Tony A. | Trang T. |
Troy Osaki | Tyler Chin | Victor Mizumori |
Vy T. | Wen-Hsin Chang | Wilmer Galindo |
Xiao P. | Yu L. | Zhen S.
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SEATTLE, WA
PERMIT NO. 918
719 South King Street
Seattle, WA 98104
www.wingluke.org
(206) 623-5124
Hours:
Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm
Monday closed
First Thursday & Third Saturday
of the month, 10am-8pm
Tour info: (206) 623-5124 ext.133
Visit us soon.
DISCOVER
Our mission is to connect everyone to the rich history, dynamic cultures and art of Asian Pacific Americans through vivid storytelling and
inspiring experiences. The Wing Luke Asian Museum is a proud Smithsonian Affiliate, a partnership with the Smithsonian Institution.
MUSEUM EXPERIENCE (the total package!)
At the Wing Luke Asian Museum, you’ll experience the rich history, dynamic cultures
and art of Asian Pacific Americans with eye-opening exhibits and exciting programs for
all ages. Marvel at contemporary art as well as traditional artifacts, and step back in time
through the Historic Hotel Tour to discover what life was like for Asian Pacific American
pioneers.
Admission: Adult $12.95 | Senior $9.95 | Student (age 13–18 or with student ID) $9.95
| Youth (age 5–12) $8.95 | Child (under age 5)- Free | Members- Always free!
The Museum Experience includes an all-day pass to gallery exhibitions + guided tour of
the historic Chinatown hotel.
Discover Seattle’s historic Chinese neighborhood and
experience diverse cultures first-hand in ChinatownInternational District. Stroll through Asian markets and
shops, hear stories about Asian American pioneers and learn
about the vibrant community today.
Tours: Tuesday–Friday: 10:15am; 2pm
| Saturday: 10:15am; 1pm; 3pm
Tickets: Adult $17.00 | Senior $15.00 | Student $12.00
| Child (age 12 and under) $10.00
(Includes general admission to Wing Luke Asian Museum’s galleries)
Call (206) 623-5124 ext. 133 or email [email protected]
to book group tours for Wing Luke Asian Museum and
Chinatown Discovery. See you soon!
Photos by: Dorothy Ng, Wing Luke Asian Museum Collections