Politics & Government

San Bruno-Narita Sister City Relationship: A History

A look at the cultural exchange between the city and Narita, Japan, over the years.

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The relationship between San Bruno and Narita, Japan, goes back more than 20 years to when a Japanese visitor arrived in the city and first sparked the idea. Click through the timeline below to see how the sister city relationship has evolved.

Sources: City of San Bruno, San Bruno Sister City Committee

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