you will read the words of Junji.

The medical building from that era still stands today.19 in Japanese American communities across the country.

Preserving sites like this is critical… not just to remember the past.We must never forget — so we never repeat.The former incarcerees and the camps where they were held:Stan Umeda (Gila River.

Assemblymember Rhodesia Ransom (D-Stockton) said.Members of the Assembly were joined by 25 former incarcerees during the introduction and passage of the Day of Remembrance resolution.

located at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds.

led to the uprooting and incarceration of all Japanese Americans living on the West Coast.Ive always thought that music can make or break a film.

appropriately at East West Players theater.his CD that incorporated music with a hip-hop beat and meaningful lyrics to appeal to a new youthful audience.

The pieces in the first movement use Japanese instruments like koto.What better time than now to show how these two cultures and their musical genres finally came together to help repair racial differences.