Los Alamos Historical Museum Delegation Meets With Officials At U.S. Embassy in Tokyo

The Los Alamos Historical Museum delegation, from left, Kallie Funk, Stephanie Yeamans and Judith Stauber meeting Monday with Cultural Affairs Specialist Akihito Nakanishi, left, and Cultural Affairs Officer Dale G. Kreisher at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo. Courtesy photo

 

Blog Entry By Kallie Funk, Judith Stauber, Stephanie Yeamans
Los Alamos Historical Museum

On Monday morning March 28, our Los Alamos Historical Museum (LAHM) team checked out of our hotel and headed to the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo.

We met with Dale G. Kreisher, cultural affairs officer, and Akihito Nakanishi, cultural affairs specialist. We talked about our museum-to-museum relationship-building goals for the Japan Initiative and shared ideas for potential future collaborations between LAHM and museums in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Nakanishi said of the project, “It’s a challenging one but also a truly epic project for both countries and beyond.”

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