Though these buildings were removed after the war (many of them repurposed nearby for homesteaders who won land grants).

government towards Japanese Americans who were wrongly incarcerated.It was the most horrible day of my life.

He and his brother Henry had never ridden a train before.attributing the cause of the wrongful incarceration to three factors: war hysteria.but its a story thats very important for all of us to know… By all

Some lucky winners were presented with a prize from Mitsugu Nakanishi.I look forward to the next event.

and about the character or kenminsei of the Mie natives.

He attended the celebration with 13 family members from four generations.Vogel became friends with several of her students and preserved their art creations from camp.

At the 2023 Jerome-Rohwer Pilgrimage in May.and erecting a memorial monument at the site of the former Jerome Relocation Center.

he was “transported” into her home looking at the Nisei artwork.Gould and Sakaguchi soon began working together; in 1992.