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Forty five years ago, my father, Tatsuo Inouye, and I sat in the family kitchen to transcribe his Tule Lake Stockade Diary. My two little ...
Read Part 1 >> And where did your family end up after the war? How did you come to Philadelphia? So this is interesting, too. My ...
“I think that generation isn’t like our generation that grew up with the thought that we’re all equal. I think they understood it ...
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At 93, legendary dance instructor Sahomi Tachibana remains at the center of Portland’s classical Japanese arts. PORTLAND — The years have understandably caught up with ...
In these difficult political times, resistance appears every day—from marches to political organizing to Star Wars movies to hashtags. But for many within the ...
Read Part 2 >> Can you tell me about the picture of you and your friend looking at the fire? My friend and I could see ...
Read Part 1 >> What about the day you left for the assembly center? All I remember was waiting at the train station on one side ...
“Army trucks would pull up and someone would shout down, ‘How many in your family?’ And they would just throw the toilet paper and you ...
Read Part 1 >> Bob, can I go back? Do you remember your experience going from Watsonville to the assembly center? And then from the assembly ...
When I got married and had a family, that’s when it sort of hit me, what my parents went through. And they never let ...
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