30 Minutes Over Oregon tells the true, powerful story of reconciliation after war. In WWII, a Japanese pilot bombed the continental U.S.—the only enemy to do so—and returns 20 years later to offer a heartfelt apology. This children’s nonfiction book, illustrated by author and illustrator Melissa Iwai, blends history with […]
In 1942, Japanese pilot Nobuo Fujita bombed the U.S. mainland during WWII. He later peacefully reconciled with American civilians from the area. Watch this powerful film in its entirety.
This 30-minute OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting) video explores the history of the township that intended to rival Atlantic City but fell into the Pacific Ocean.
Creating illusions with color, we delve into the world of local Pacific Northwest artist, Spencer Reynolds, whose stunning coastal paintings are a reflection of the raw beauty and power of the Oregon coast. We speak with Spencer about his unique artistic style and the inspiration he draws from the rugged landscapes of the Pacific […]
An in-depth look at the waters of Port Orford and their importance to the community. A great 9-minute watch. Highly recommended!
An ~ 7-minute video narration of the Coast Guard Lifeboat Station Museum in Port Orford, Oregon.
Take a peek behind the scenes at the Tillamook Creamery and learn how they make their delicious ice cream!
A quick 3-minute video tour of Tillamook Creamery’s 38,500-square-foot visitor center and processing plant on the Oregon coast. Watch, learn, and get ready to go!
