An exhibit at the Nisei Veterans Hall reflects the CID vibrancy.
Perhaps the one constant in the history of Seattle’s Chinatown-International District has been change.
“There was the time when little kids could run through these city streets here and play,” said Ron Choi. “And you did not feel in any danger. A village, it was like a village.”
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