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Panama Hotel and Tea House
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Omar
October 22, 2015
This coffee shop is open late, is really charming and very close near by.
Stephen
December 16, 2013
Located at the north end of the international district, this historic spot has a great selection of tea, backed with coffee and two rooms of seating.
Rita
November 28, 2017
This coffee shop is located on the ground floor of famous hotel that was at the heart of international district and Japanese community prior to WWII. The shop has a number of historical photos and you can view some of the items left in hotel basement storage by the many Japanese families who were forcibly relocated to internment camps during WWII.
Elizabeth
September 21, 2017
Now a coffeeshop, worth a visit......The internment had an especially large impact in Seattle’s Japantown, where Japanese-Americans, many of them US-born citizens, were forced to abandon their homes and businesses almost overnight. Before they were led away to the camps, some stashed their belongings in the basement of the Panama Hotel for safekeeping. At the time, the hotel served as communal gathering place, guest house, and sento (Japanese-style bath house). Amazingly, many of those trunks and suitcases are still there and on view, waiting for owners that never came back.
Now a coffeeshop, worth a visit......The internment had an especially large impact in Seattle’s Japantown, where Japanese-Americans, many of them US-born citizens, were forced to abandon their homes and businesses almost overnight. Before they were led away to the camps, some stashed their belonging…
Sterling
January 26, 2017
A quiet oasis in the historic Japanese part of the International District. Make sure that you look through the floor to see the old possessions left in the hotel during the iJapanese WW2 internment.
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