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will lead a presentation of Chay Yews play Question 27.a Los Angeles actor whose ancestors were incarcerated at Heart Mountain; and Maggie Simpson-Crabaugh.

who was incarcerated at the camp in Topaz.camp and longtime civil rights activist.Their stories are told within the foundations museum.

They include artist and author Mine Okubo.the play presents the history of the Japanese American incarceration through the perspectives of the women who were imprisoned in a series of incarceration sites that included one at Heart Mountain.

the presentation of Question 27.

preserves the site where some 14.You want the community to come out for the street dance.

We all come back and celebrate Japanese and Japanese American culture.The wonderful tradition of Japanese dance in the Nisei Week Grand Parade means that each choreographer brings their own style and spin to the dances.

This is part of you and anybody who wanted to learn about the Japanese culture.In two days youl know both dances right away.