Though the book and movie were not universally embraced by the Japanese American community.

they were too young to enlist and were part of the Forgotten War.but the community felt without his desire to tell Andersons story.

Norio UyematsuHe participated in events relating to key observances of the Korean War and was the keynote speaker on Veterans Day last year for the Japanese American Veterans Association (JAVA) in Washington.Photo by Patti Hirahara“Uncovering the Journey: Japanese American Pioneers in Box Elder County” exhibit at the Brigham City Museum will run through June 21.Uyematsu was honored to cut the ribbon during the opening ceremony for the exhibit — now in its third week.

Uyematsu started the ball rolling for the Brigham City Museum to create its first Japanese Pioneer exhibit covering Brigham City and Box Elder County.Lou Correa introduced his story to be included in the Congressional Record in 2022.

he did not realize that as the oldest of four children.

It is wonderful that I am 49 and still can travel.Social Security is your hard-earned money.

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Over 70 million people receive Social Security.later expanding to include unemployment insurance.