furniture maker Mira Nakashima.

where he was the message runner because of his young age.a Vietnam War veteran who tragically lost a beloved M.

shared her journey to Italy in search of what happened at Hill 140 leading up to Masarus passing away.because they had died in combat fighting for the United States.which resulted in his assignment to the Marines in the Vietnam War.

and to the fear of drafting at such a young age.As we moved on through the day.

I am fortunate to have learned about the Ajitomi brothers story because it showed the importance of family through rigorous times.

I was unable to fathom the humiliation and anger as a result of social inequities in everyday discrimination.who was born into the sublime lineage of a samurai warrior family.

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and Luce Metrius in Castles in the Crimson Flame.Produced by Ensemble Tenshi of Kuro Productions NPO and written and directed by Tomoko Karina.