Whose story would you like to read?
Kazuo
Ideno
Kaz lost ties to Japanese language and culture because of the incarceration experience. Now, he’s reclaiming the parts of himself he felt pressured to shed.
Kaz
Nisei, or second generation Japanese American, on dad’s side Sansei, or third generation Japanese American on mom’s side
Karen
Yonsei, or fourth generation Japanese American
Ryan
Gosei, or fifth generation Japanese American
Chiyoko
Omachi
Chiyoko wanted to ensure what happened to Japanese Americans never happened to any other group. So, she dedicated her life to sharing her story.
Chiyoko
Nisei, or second generation Japanese American
Teresa
Sansei, or third generation Japanese American
Chris
Yonsei, or fourth generation Japanese American
Minoru
Imamura
Min fought for the U.S. to prove he was a loyal American — all while his family was imprisoned behind barbed wire. Now, he’s revisiting the past to process his wartime experiences.
Min
Nisei, or second generation Japanese American
Gayle
Sansei, or third generation Japanese American
Kara
Yonsei, or fourth generation Japanese American