Longmont, Colorado: Japanese Temple: Tower of Compassion
Five-story tower, resemblin a traditional Japanese temple, was built by a Longmont Japanese-American family in gratitude for not being interned in a government relocation camp during World War II.
Kanemoto Park
- Address:
- 115 S. Pratt Pkwy, Longmont, CO
- Directions:
- Kanemoto Park. South side of the city, in Kanemoto Park, which is on the west side of S. Pratt Pkwy just north of its intersection with Missouri Ave.
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The Tower of Compassion -- what a beautiful monument!
[Courtney G, 08/08/2023]A five-story tower designed to resemble a traditional Japanese temple. Built by a Japanese-American family to express its gratitude to Longmont for maintaining their liberty during World War II.
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During the war most Japanese immigrants in the western U.S. were forced into internment camps. The tower was built in 1972.