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The US will soon be putting in prison people who adhere to the Bible Sabbath - Saturday, as a National Sunday Law will be passed in response to an overwhelming disaster.

Japanese were targets enemy even if attacked at behest like Italy or Germany until Semitic camps copied placated Allies, Americans albeit double smart used their linguistics during & later on turning around Japan?!

Inouye said "our democracy" which is in error as the USA was raised up to be a constitutional republic where the individual has freedom.

When the attack on Pearl Harbor took place, a Japanese pilot crash landed. When he found a Japanese American and asked for help, he actually did help hide the pilot, and continued to hide him even after he murdered a civilian. This event- completely absent from this PBS version of things. weighed heavily on the US government decision to intern Japanese Americans.

Or white military men in camps in Japan

This was too bad but our men were treated far worse.that doesn’t make right but that’s war

Unlike some other minorities, we American Japanese don't blame racism, politics or government. Nor have we ever demanded "equality", affirmative action or reparations. If we FAIL, we blame OURSELVES and keep on truckin'. You want to get out of an internment camp? Join the ARMY! Fight the damn NAZI'S! After the war, get a FREE college education on the GI BILL! That's what a LOT of us did, and boy did it make a difference! All by the grace of GOD.

Love this!

Having grown up with relatives in Portuguese plantation camps on Kauai, this was so lovely to discover. My grandparents eventually built a home of their own on plantation subsidized land in Eleele. It was a community mainly inhabited by Japanese. I went to Japanese school at the Hanapepe Hongwanji and have raised my own children submersed in Japanese island culture. A lifetime of cultural gifts. Mahalo.

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What program is this excerpted from?? I'd love to watch it in its entirety...

Glad that the healing has started. There's so much to recover. I hope the younger ones will continue to embrace their heritage and learn from the grandmother's and grandfather's. So thankful my grandmother who was of Cherokee heritage instilled a desire to know about my heritage.

Democrats were so oppressive.

Corrupt

Hawaii is too far for me

Nice to see Kay Ueda!

What came from this? 442nd Regimental Combat Team! "Go for Broke"! The motivation and desire of these Japanese children to demonstrate their loyalty and patriotism to those who kept their parents and siblings in internment camps is why they were feared by the Nazis while revered by the allies! The most decorated in U.S. history! The most Medal of Honor recipients in History! Approximately 800 Japanese casualties to rescue around 200 trapped Americans during the "Lost Battalion"! What Valor! What Honor! No WWII era 442nd soldier should ever pay for their drink at the bar, be homeless, pay for his meal, pay for hospice, die alone, buried without witnesses, name forgotten! Greatest generation. Kanpai Heros! Kanpai!

What came from this? 442nd Regimental Combat Team! "Go for Broke"! The motivation and desire of these Japanese children to demonstrate their loyalty and patriotism to those who kept their parents and siblings in internment camps is why they were feared by the Nazis while revered by the allies! The most decorated in U.S. history! The most Medal of Honor recipients in History! Approximately 800 Japanese casualties to rescue around 200 trapped Americans during the "Lost Battalion"! What Valor! What Honor! No WWII era 442nd soldier should ever pay for their drink at the bar, be homeless, pay for his meal, pay for hospice, die alone, buried without witnesses, name forgotten! Greatest generation. Kanpai Heros! Kanpai!

This is such a wonderful program.

wow this is insane. i literally almost never hear anyone tall about this

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This is absolutely heartbreaking 💔 I cannot believe they did this..

Bring a box of tissues. I can't imagine watching this live. What an incredible program! So many stories I had never heard. I grew up miles from a Japanese internment camp. I knew the story of the camps but didn't know the stories of the Nisei soldiers, some of whom had families in those camps.

GREAT PERFORMANCE!!!

My parents never talked about internment camps on Maui. Working at the sugar mills was not high ranking enough to be jailed.

Thank you for the insightful interview!

Absolutely loved watching this series! Keep up the amazing work.

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great episode

So nice to see Derick on here!! 😊 Looking forward to animations and more blind boxes! Must have been a trip to hear Simone speak that about an edgy Sanrio collection/world of characters. Now I know why I love both of your art! Speaking out about mental health through your creative medium is such a great way to be approachable and accessible to people who may find direct means of talking about mental health intimidating (I’m talking about myself LOL). I’ve always loved your art and the stories you tell!! 😊✌🏻

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Episode 3 already!! Thank you Haley for chatting with us and sharing your story 💛

AMAZING! So inspiring and beautiful production 💕

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Congrats on everything, Summer! Looking forward to more of this interview series.

Awesome video ❤ what an amazing start with this episode! Can’t wait for the next

Episode One!!! 🎉🎉

Amazing!

This was eye opening! I knew of the camps in the mainland, my parents were interned. But I didn't know there were internment camps in Hawaii. Excellent documentation of an unjust period of history.

The more we know where we came from the more we know we are heading towards… without our history we can not prepare ourselves for our future…

wow! many nice items!

Excellent.

Esos dos puntitos en la frente de michas muñecas es un especie de seres que viven en japon Tiene una historia .. Muchas japonesas son de esa especie

Sad period of US history.

It would be nice if there was a Japanese translation. Japanese people need to know!

Thanks for this video :) I'm a yonsei trying to learn more about Japanese culture and my family history

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Thank you, a great life, love and family🙆‍♀️

Gosh, thank you🙆‍♀️

I had seen no change of the Japanese who I grew up with. I left Honolulu in 1953 at the age of 21. They might have change after I was gone.