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Emperor and Empress dolls from a Japanese Girls' Day set, dressed in ornate purple and red court garments and displayed on tiered platforms; part of MOHAI's Japanese American doll collection.
February 18, 2026

Tadaima: The Lost Dolls of Seattle’s Japanese American Community

MOHAI’s newest Community Spotlight display, Tadaima: I’m Home, features some of the most exquisite and emotionally complex objects in the…
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A-side of a 12-inch vinyl record in golden yellow.
December 18, 2025

New Additions to MOHAI’s Collection: Artifacts Reflecting Seattle’s Diverse Stories in 2025

The MOHAI collections team has had a full and fascinating year! Every year, staff carefully review hundreds of potential donations,…
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