Interviewees
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George Abe (b. 1944) taiko and flute performer |
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Pat Adachi (b. 1920) Incarcerated during World War II. Active member of the Japanese Canadian community |
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Michie Akama Issei, Pioneer of women's education in Brazil |
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Nosuke Akiyama Shishimai (Lion dance) and Taiko player with San Francisco Taiko Dojo. |
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Gene Akutsu (b. 1925) Draft resister |
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Miyoko Amano 天野博物館館長 （1929年生） |
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George Ariyoshi (b.1926) Democratic politician and three-term Governor of Hawai'i |
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Jean Hayashi Ariyoshi Former First Lady of Hawai'i |
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George Azumano (b. 1918) Founder Azumano Travel |
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Peggie Nishimura Bain (b.1909) Nisei from Washington. Incarcerated at Tule Lake and Minidoka during WWII. Resettled in Chicago after WWII |
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Lorraine Bannai (b. 1955) Lawyer |
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Sue Embrey (b. 1923) Community activist. Co-founded the Manzanar Committee |
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Frank Emi (b. 1916) draft resister, helped form the Heart Mountain Fair Play Committee |
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Kenny Endo (b.1952) Master drummer, artistic director of the Taiko Center of the Pacific |
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Kay Fukumoto (b.1960) Third-generation taiko drummer, leader of Maui Taiko |
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Kip Fulbeck (b. 1965) filmmaker and artist |
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Kazuo Funai (1900-2005) Issei businessman |
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Hideto Futatsugui (b.1911) Issei educator |
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Byron Glaser Illustrator and designer |
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Bill Hashizume (b. 1922) Canadian Nisei who was unable to return to Canada from Japan until 1952 |