US EditionThe Neon Guardian of Ogden: A Familial Origin Story
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The Neon Guardian of Ogden: A Familial Origin Story
How a lost-and-found neon dragon on Ogden, Utah’s main drag shaped one family’s mythology—and captured a community’s heart. The Star Noodle Sign, 2000. Courtesy Jennifer Primbs. Growing up, I was told my family’s surname, Ryujin, meant “dragon” in Japanese. Like so many things we were told as children, I held onto this as an absolute truth and it became a part of my personal mythology. Coincidently, this familial, symbolic dragon became a physic…
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