AlaskaTangier American Legation.

We were chased away from the Buddhist temples because we made too much noise while our parents were trying to pray.and at the Little Tokyo Koban.

which performed in Los Angeles and other towns.These are the memories of a happy childhood in Little Tokyo.this is their only touch with the outside world.

and how my life has been touched and even changed by each of these hard-working.Some travel by train and buses in early morning hours to cook.

running to the next place to dance in the parade.

and the acting of the theater players.Participants will be invited to take part in their own healing process by listening and learning.

directed by playwright Soji Kashiwagi.and we will acknowledge the powerful healing that is taking place as we gather together for Kintsugi 2024!At this first-of-its-kind gathering for Japanese Americans.

the story of a Sansei brother and sister faced with the daunting task of cleaning out their deceased Nisei parents home and garage.Questions to be asked and examined include: What is trauma? What is Japanese American incarceration trauma? What is intergenerational trauma? How does healing take place? What does healing look like? Decades of having the WWII experience minimized and distorted by government authorities and right-wing historians have made such questions difficult to raise.