Parks for a Nation: The Rizal Park and 50 Years of the National Parks Development Committee Business a modest but soulful mid-century

a modest but soulful mid-century house in Los Angeles

Oriole Cullen and Lydia Ko interviewed

Terami-Wada’s The Japanese in the Philippines (1880s–1980s) examines the historical presence and evolving perceptions of Japan and the Japanese in the Philippines across a century

Published in 2015

Parks for a Nation: The Rizal Park and 50 Years of the National Parks Development Committee Business a modest but soulful mid-centuryThis publication traces the evolution of Rizal Parkthe countrys most iconic public spaceand the pivotal role it has played in shaping the Filipino sense of identity, memory, and community. Marking the 50th anniversary of the National Parks Development Committee, the book highlights five decades of stewardship, from revitalizing historic landscapes to expanding inclusive, people centered parks nationwide. Richly illustrated and rooted in archival