Sachiko Masuoka
Sachiko Masuoka nasceu em Hiroshima. Ela sobreviveu à explosão atômica. Em 1962, ela veio para os EUA através de um casamento arranjado com um nipo-americano nissei. Ela se mudou para Chicago, onde ele se estabeleceu após ser libertado do campo de internamento de Topaz. Eles têm dois filhos.
Ela é membro do grupo Soyokaze Chorus e do Chicago Hiroshima Kenjinkai. Ela é conhecida em Chicago por seu Fukashi manju. Cada um é idêntico em tamanho porque ela mede meticulosamente cada um antes de colocá-lo no centro de um pedaço de massa e moldá-lo em uma bola. Ela ganhou 1.000 para uma festa de ano novo em 2009.
Atualizado em junho de 2010
Stories from This Author
Hiroshima Story - Part 3
8 de Julho de 2010 • Sachiko Masuoka
This is a story told by Sachiko Masuoka about living through the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.>> Part 2We went to the fist aid station many times, but the scene was so terrible that I could not watch. I just covered my eyes. There was not enough help and it was humid and hot everyday. The flies were all over the burn patients. They planted eggs in their wounds, which, in a few days, turned into maggots. Soon they were covered …
Hiroshima Story - Part 1
24 de Junho de 2010 • Sachiko Masuoka
This is a story previously told by Sachiko Masuoka about living through the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.I would like to welcome all of you. Thank you for the introduction. My name is Sachiko Masuoka. I would like to speak to you as I remember my experience when the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima 63 years ago. At 8:15 a.m. on August 6, 1945, we were all lined up for the morning ceremony, as all Japanese schoolchildren do. At that …
