its a place where they grew up.

and authorized monetary restitution to those alive when the Civil Liberties Act was signed.In order to justify the use of enemy aliens in the military.

We are the ones that make it strong.just a row of toilet pots on the concrete floor.America suffered a manpower shortage and looked to the detained Japanese Americans.

Takei remembers the soldiers saying as they walked up and down the aisles.becoming the most decorated of any military unit in U.

he and his 4-year-old brother watched frozen in terror as soldiers armed with rifles and bayonets entered their home and ordered his family to leave their home at gunpoint.

principal and co-founder of Wisteria Chugakko.She felt bad about not becoming queen that year since she wanted to make Orange County proud.

and her work with the Japanese American Museum of Oregon —just a sampling of her endeavors.In knowing Patti for over 40 years.

in 1907 from Wakayama Prefecture and she is a Yonsei or fourth-generation Japanese American whose family has been in the U.she provided unique family artifacts that developed opportunities for exhibitions to be created when people said they couldnt be done.