Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial

This solemn waterfront memorial marks the place where Japanese American residents of Bainbridge Island were forced onto a ferry on March 30, 1942, during the incarceration ordered in World War II. The memorial is part of Minidoka National Historic Site and centers survivor and community memory.

An outdoor interpretive wall and self-guided setting invite reflection. Visitors should approach the site quietly and respectfully.

What to know

• Outdoor memorial wall and interpretive exhibits
• Part of Minidoka National Historic Site
• Waterfront setting at the historic departure point

Plan your visit

Address: 4192 Eagle Harbor Drive NE, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110

Phone: 208-825-4169

Official website: Check current visitor information

Before you go: The memorial is outdoors and currently has no entrance fee. Check National Park Service access and accessibility information before visiting.