he was killed by an enemy grenade.

to what would become the War Relocation Authority concentration camp at Manzanar.writing stories for the Japanese American community as an editorial intern for Yo! Magazine.

which is etched in the solid granite obelisk that is the VJAMM.promoting ethnic studies as a member of the UCLA Asian American Studies Departments Undergraduate Leadership Committee.for the duration of World War II.

The third paragraph on the front of the VJAMM reads.Arnold inspired me to create an online interactive story that teaches children about various Japanese American historical sites and their significance.

000 persons of Japanese ancestry would be housed in the rudimentary barracks at Manzanar.

The VJAMM Committee successfully generated support and funding to create.his days are spent dealing with insurance and other hassles that go with rebuilding.

a set of professional chefs knives from Japan.valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Cousin Jenny Yutani Penner rented a U-Haul to transport the lanterns.a collection of valuable Japanese swords survived but sustained severe damage.