Hours & Admission

SUMMER
Mid May to Early October
Open Daily 10am – 5pm

WINTER
Mid October to Mid May
Variable Days/Hours
(go to Visit page for details)

Adults: $14
Seniors/Students: $12
Children 10-17: $10
Children Under 10: Free

Contact us for Commercial Group rates
* We’re a Blue Star Museum

From Our Heart

Kokoro Kara Magazine

Kokoro Kara (“From Our Heart”) is our award-winning magazine. The publication includes original feature articles on Heart Mountain history, contributions by former incarcerees and their descendants, updates on the Foundation’s work, and news related to the Japanese American incarceration. Digital copies of past issues of the Kokoro Kara magazine can be viewed below, along with expanded online articles.

Do you have questions about the magazine or would you like to submit an article proposal for a future issue? Contact the editor and designer, Kate O’Shea, at kate@heartmountain.org.

Get perks like this with Membership

A membership with the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation includes a complimentary subscription to the beautifully produced print edition of Kokoro Kara, along with access to several additional exclusive benefits.

Current Year Issues

Volume 16 - Issue 1

Volume 16 - Issue 2

Volume 16 - Issue 3

Expanded Online Articles

Japanese American Pioneers of the Bighorn Basin

Read about the stories of Wyoming’s Japanese American pioneers who settled in the state before World War II.

Father Luke Yokota

Reverend Luke Tadazumi Yokota dedicated his life to the Episcopal Church, establishing a thriving congregation that reached beyond the barbed wire while he and his family were incarcerated at Heart Mountain.

Recreating a Taste of “Home”

Food is never just about sustenance or survival; it is also about comfort, cultural adaptation & resilience, and even power. Read about the challenge of finding good food while incarcerated.

What’s in a Name?

Read about the important role names play in human identity and details about the Irei Names Monument project.

Dorothy Itsuko Tsuruda…Not Forgotten

Cathy Dumont pays tribute to her mother, Dorothy Itsuko Tsuruda, a former Heart Mountain incarceree.