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Asian Heritage in Seattle
10 placesSeattle
Nearly 20% of Seattle residents identify as Asian or Asian-American. As a result, the city is bustling with Asian cultural landmarks and heritage sites. This guide consists of 10 of the most notable landmarks to celebrate AAPI in Seattle.
- Art
- Architecture
- Science & Tech
- Nature
- Local culture
- History
- Social Justice
- Sports
Places in this guide
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JapantownOnce the second largest Japantown on the West Coast - 2
Seattle Asian Art MuseumSeattle's original art museum, reimagined - 3
Wing Luke Asian MuseumAmerica's only pan-Asian Pacific American community museum 🌏 - 4
Hing Hay ParkOnce home to immigrant workers - 5
Japanese American Remembrance GardenHonoring 120,000 incarcerated without due process 🕊️ - 6
Panama HotelAmerica's last surviving Japanese bathhouse 🛁 - 7
Bruce and Brandon Lee GravesGlobal pilgrimage site 🙏 - 8
Seattle Chinatown Gate50 years in the making 🏮 - 9
Chinese American Soldiers MemorialHonoring Seattle's Chinese American WWII soldiers 🎖️ - 10
Chun Ching HockBelieved to be Seattle's first Chinese immigrant businessman 🏮
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