Joe San

Clean and nearby JapanTown. The ticket menu says “Military Family Members Free” but should say “Active Duty Military: Free” since only the service member is admitted free, not their family members. Lost a star because of this.
Aside from that, the museum is clean, items well described, and well organized. Excellent barracks display and farm equipment display. Heavy emphasis on FDR’s unconstitutional internment of US citizens following the “sneak” attack on Pearl Harbor.
They showed case studies of three honorable US citizens of Japanese descent who filed lawsuits but lost their court cases because the FBI hid crucial evidence that they exhibited zero risk to the security of country prior to their internment. Politicians and the media should be doing all they can to prevent any U.S. citizen from being victims of this type of government conduct today.

Service was attentive but not pleasant. Salad was fresh and plentiful, but spicy hot. Tacos were lacking a little greens but otherwise very good. Not extraordinary, but probably the best choice for food n drinks in Terminal 2!

Seems like a recently opened (some stuff still in boxes) Korean store with a Japanese name. Smaller selection of trendy Korean and a few Japanese food items, like snacks and groceries. See pics. There is a selection of random non-food items too. All in all, this place is like a big assortment of Asian “Aldi Finds”.

This airport is quite old, but it’s clean and stuff is conveniently located. They are adding on and remodeling as well. An escalator up to ticketing was stopped with no evidence of repairs being made, on Labor Day weekend. See pic. Definitely gubmint at work here.

Excellent little Italian grocery. If everyone got their food here their lifetime would be about 10 years longer. They have the good Italian pasta (refrigerated), wines, meats, cheeses … all the real thing. See pics.