File:Seabrook Buddhist Temple NJ.jpg
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In 1943, interned Japanese Americans were recruited to work in Seabrook, NJ. Around 3,000 workers eventually relocated to Seabrook Farms from US internment camps. The Buddhist church was formed in 1945 in response to the community’s spiritual needs.
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English: In 1943, interned Japanese Americans were recruited to work in Seabrook, NJ. Around 3,000 workers eventually relocated to Seabrook Farms from US internment camps. The Buddhist church was formed in 1945 in response to the community’s spiritual needs. |
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