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You dont want to be famous for something like that.He would sometimes mention his sense that the hardships of voluntary evacuees have been largely untold and ignored in the narrative of what happened to Japanese Americans during the war.

There is a different kind of bravery that isnt about physical strength.even exchange students from Japan.during Uyeharaa€?s recovery from his ejection from a B-57 Canberra in 1955.

seeing sights like the Statue of Liberty and Plymouth Rock.The camp group felt the loneliness forced upon them by E.

Korean War seemed the ‘right thing to do.

What has always amazed me about Richard and Teri was how the accident wasnt the end of their story.thank you for allowing us to be a part of his journey and for sharing him with us.

a true legend in the world of judo.He inspired so many SJSU students through his championship judo program to not only graduate but give back and contribute to society.

and National Collegiate Judo Association.Although I listened and followed his advice.