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the Impossible Dream - How Japanese Americans Obtained Redress
By Mitchell T. Maki, Harry H.L. Kitano, and S. Megan Berthold; University of Illinois Press, 1999 Includes bibliographical references and index; pb $22.50
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Altered
Lives, Enduring Community: Japanese Americans Remember Their World
War II Incarceration
By Stephen S. Fugita and Marilyn Fernandez; University of Washington Press, 2004 Includes bibliographical references and index; pb $24.95
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Americans:
The Story of The 442nd Combat Team
By Orville C. Shirey; 1946, Battery Press Inc., 1998 reprint 152 pages. 49 photos/drawings. 7 maps; includes appendix; HC $40
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And Justice For All - An Oral History of the Japanese American Detention Camps By John Tateishi; University of Washington Press, 1999 pb $19.95
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The
Art of Gaman: Arts and Crafts from the Japanese American
Internment Camps 1942-1946
By Delphine Hirasuna; Photography by Terry Heffernan; Ten Speed Press, 2005 A photographic collection of arts and crafts made in the Japanese American internment camps during WWII, along with a historical overview of the camps; with color photographs; HC $35.00
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Asian America - Chinese and Japanese in the United States since 1850 By Roger Daniels; University of Washington Press, 1988 Includes selected bibliography and index; winner of the 1988 Outstanding Book Award of the Gustavus Myers Center for the Study of Human Rights in the United States; pb $18.95
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The Bamboo People: The Law and Japanese-Americans By Frank F. Chuman; Japanese American Research Project and Japanese American Citizens League, 1976 The legal history of people of Japanese ancestry in America-- starting from the first Japanese immigrants who established the Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Colony in 1869; pb $10.00
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Being
Japanese American: A JA Sourcebook for Nikkei, Hapa ... &
Their Friends
By Gil Asakawa; Stone Bridge Press, 2004 An entertaining blend of facts, memories, customs, food, language, interviews, recipes and songs; Includes references and index; pb $14.95
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Betrayed
Trust: The Story of a Deported Issei and His American-Born Family
During WWII
By Motomu Akashi; AuthorHouse, 2004 pb $20.00
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Kit Parker Films, 2001 Narrated by Noriyuki "Pat" Morita; recounts the struggles of the US Army's newly formed 442nd Division-- the most highly decorated division in the Army's history; 88 minutes Also includes two studies of the internment camps, "Japanese Relocation" and "Challenge to Democracy," and bonus movie "Go For Broke!" starring Van Johnson, the complete 1951 Hollywood feature film based on true-life events covered in the documentary; plus the short subject that inspired the feature film; Full DVD running time approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes; $15.00
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Born Free and Equal: The Story of Loyal Japanese Americans, Manzanar Relocation Center, Inyo County, California Text and photographs by Ansel Adams; introduction by Archie Miyatake; edited by Wynne Benti; Spotted Dog Press, Inc., 2002 Based on the book by U.S. Camera in 1944, with photographs from the Library of Congress Collection; Limited Edition HC $45.00
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Born In Seattle: The Campaign for Japanese American Redress By Robert Sadamu Shimabukuro; University of Washington Press, 2001 Includes bibliographical references and index; pb $16.95
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Boyhood to War: History and Anecdotes of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team By Dorothy Matsuo; Mutual Publishing Co., 1992; HC $35.00
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By Order of the President: FDR and the Internment of Japanese Americans By Greg Robinson; Harvard University Press, 2001; Includes bibliographical references and index; pb $19.95
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Camp
and Community: Manzanar and the Owens Valley
Edited by Jessie A. Garrett and Ronald C. Larson; California State University, Fullerton Japanese American Oral History Project, 1997 A collection of interviews with Owens Valley residents about their involvement with and response to the Manzanar camp during WWII; pb $24.00
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Camp
Days 1942-1945
By Chizuko Judy Sugita DeQueiroz; 2004 A memoir in art by an artist who was nine years old in 1942 when her family was incarcerated in Poston, Arizona; a vivid portrayal of her haunting memories in a series of paintings and narratives; pb $20.00
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The Children of Topaz - The Story of a Japanese American Internment Camp Based on a Classroom Diary By Michael O. Tunnell, George W. Chilcoat; Holiday House, 1996 The diary of a third-grade class of Japanese Americans being held with their families in an internment camp during WWII; Ages 10+; HC $19.95
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Circle K Cycles By Karen Tei Yamashita; Coffee House Press, 2001 A collection of short stories and memoir relating the experiences of primarily the Japanese Brazilians in Japan; pb $16.95
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Combat
Chaplain: The Personal Story of the World War II Chaplain of the
Japanese American 100th Battalion
By Israel A. S. Yost; University of Hawaii Press, 2006 Includes bibliographical references and index; pb $25.00
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Dear
Miss Breed: True Stories of the Japanese American Incarceration
During World War II and a Librarian Who Made a Difference
By Joanne Oppenheim; Scholastic, Inc., 2006 HC $22.99 |
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Deb
Aoki's Bento Box: Selected Comics from the Honolulu Advertiser
1996-2006
By Deb Aoki; Bento Box Press, 2006 Sample a bit of Island-style humor, as a 'local' gal looks for love, adventure, a non-hellish office job and a decent "Hawaiian-kine" plate lunch on the mainland; pb $13.95
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Due Process: Americans of Japanese Ancestry and the United States Constitution, 1787-1994 National Japanese American Historical Society, 1995; pb $22.00
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Dusty Exile: Looking Back at Japanese Relocation During World War II By Catherine Embree Harris; Mutual Publishing, 1999 A first-hand account told from the perspective of a Caucasian teacher who lived in the same camp (yet different world) from the incarcerated; pb $10.95
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Encyclopedia of Japanese American History: an A-to-Z Reference from 1868 to the Present (updated edition) By Japanese American National Museum, Brian Niiya, Editor; Facts on File, Inc., 2001 Includes bibliographical references and index; pb $24.95
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Farming
the Home Place: A Japanese American Community in California
1919-1982
By Valerie J. Matsumoto; Cornell University Press, 1993 A vivid account of three generations of the Japanese American farming community of Cortez California; pb $20.00
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Fighting
Spirit: Judo in Southern California, 1930-1941
By Ansho Mas Uchima and Larry Akira Kobayashi; Midori Books, 2007 Includes photographs, kata definitions, glossary, bibliography, name index; pb $22.00
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The Four Immigrants Manga - A Japanese Experience in San Francisco, 1904-1924 By Henry (Yoshitaka) Kiyama; translated by Frederik L. Schodt; Stone Bridge Press, 1999 Originally published in Japanese in San Francisco in 1931; provides a unique depiction of early Japanese American experiences; pb $12.95
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Free To Die For Their Country: The Story of the Japanese American Draft Resisters in World War II By Eric L. Muller; University of Chicago Press, 2001; HC $27.50
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From Our Side of the Fence: Growing Up in America's Concentration Camps Edited by Brian Komei Dempster; Kearny Street Workshop, 2001 Contains the first-person accounts of eleven former internees who recall their memories of youth in America's concentration camps; traces each author's personal journey through the World War II years; offers lesson plans for use by educators and students as well as for other internees who wish to tell their own stories; pb $15.00
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From Pearl Harbor to Saigon: Japanese American Soldiers and the Vietnam War By Toshio Whelchel; New Left Books, 1999 Includes bibliographical references; HC $25.00
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Going
For Honor, Going For Broke: The 442 Story
Written, directed and narrated by George Toshio Johnston; Produced by George Toshio Johnston with the California Civil Liberties Public Education Program, 2006 The inspiring true story of America's most highly decorated military unit-- the 442, which during WWII was a segregated US Army unit that proved loyalty and patriotism were traits all Americans could share regardless of ancestry or physical appearance; DVD $14.99
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Green Makers: Japanese American Gardeners in Southern California Edited by Naomi Hirahara; Southern California Gardener's Federation, 2000 Equipped with only pick-up trucks and lawnmowers, Japanese American gardeners faced discriminatory laws and remained committed to their goal to transform the Southern California landscape for their families and community for more than a century; includes a timeline spanning a hundred years; sc $19.95
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Hawaii: End of the Rainbow By Kazuo Miyamoto; Tuttle Publishing, 1964 Covers a period of almost seventy years starting around the turn of the 20th century with the Japanese immigrants to Hawaii; pb $12.95
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Heart Mountain -- A Photo Essay: A Reflection on the Heart Mountain Relocation Center By Eiichi Edward Sakauye; Eiichi Sakauye, 2000 Includes basic facts and figures, timeline, chapters entitled "The Relocation," "Camp Government," Working in Heart Mountain," "Daily Life," "Agriculture in Heart Mountain," Creating A Community," "In The Midst of War," "Effects of Internment Life," "Going Home," "Reflections;" with index; softcover $31.00
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Hello
Maggie!
By Shigeru Yabu; illustrated by Willie Ito; Yabitoon Books, 2007 Author, Shig Yabu recalls his experiences of WWII, when, at the age of 9, he and his family were relocated from San Francisco to Heart Mountain, Wyoming; pb $11.95
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Honor Thy Children: One Family's Journey to Wholeness By Molly Fumia; Conari Press, 2000 The true story about Jane and Alexander Nakatani who lose their three sons, two to AIDS, one to a tragic confrontation; pb $15.95
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The Hood River Issei - An Oral History of Japanese Settlers in Oregon's Hood River Valley By Linda Tamura; University of Illinois Press, 1993; $19.95
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Call to Remembrance: Toyo Suyemoto's Years of Internment
Edited by Susan B. Richardson; Rutgers University Press, 2007 Known informally by literary scholars and the media as "Japanese America's poet laureate," Suyemoto identified herself as a storyteller, a teacher, a mother whose only child died from illness, and an internment camp survivor; a moving memoir of Suyemoto's internment camp experiences with her family and infant son at Tanforan Race Track and the Topaz Relocation Center from 1942 to 1945; pb $22.95
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"I Can Never Forget" - Men of the 100th/442nd By Thelma Chang; SIGI Productions, 1991 With bibliography and index; HC $34.95
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Imprisoned Apart: The World War II Correspondence of an Issei Couple By Louis Fiset; University of Washington Press, 1997 Includes bibliographical references and index; pb $19.95
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In
Good Conscience: Supporting Japanese Americans During the
Internment
By Shizue Seigel; AACP, Inc., 2006 A project of the Military Intelligence Service Association of Northern California With index; pb $26.95
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A
History of Asian American Theatre
By Esther Kim Lee; Cambridge University Press, 2006 HC;$90.00
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The Issei: The World of the First Generation Japanese Immigrants, 1885-1924 By Yuji Ichioka; Free Press, 1990 reprint ed; pb $16.95
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Issei Pioneers - Hawaii and the Mainland 1885 to 1924 By Akemi Kikumura and Japanese American National Museum, 1992; HC $27.95
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Issei,
The Shadow Generation: Rooted in Japanese Values, Planted on
American Soil
By Tsukasa Matsueda, Ed.D.; Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California, 2006 The subtle cultural teachings of the first Japanese immigrants in America through their everyday actions and expressions; pb $17.00
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Jan Ken Po: The World of Hawaii's Japanese Americans By Dennis M. Ogawa; University of Hawaii Press, 1973; $10.95
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Japanese
American Celebration and Conflict: A History of Ethnic identity
and Festival in Los Angeles, 1934-1990
By Lon Kurashige; University of California Press, 2002 pb $18.95
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The Japanese American Family Album By Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler; Oxford University Press, 1996 A pictorial and written record of the Japanese immigrants, including their life left behind, their journey to America, and today's generation's contributions to the diversity of the United States; pb $17.95
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Japanese
American Resettlement Through the Lens
By Lane Ryo Hirabayashi with Kenichiro Shimada; Photographs by Hikaru Carl Iwasaki; University Press of Colorado, 2009 A unique collection of photographs by War Relocation Authority photographer Hikaru Carl Iwasaki; HC $34.95
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Japanese American Women: Three Generations 1890-1990 By Mei Nakano; Mina Press Pub., 1990; pb $14.95
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Japanese
Americans in Chicago
By Alice Murata; Tempus Publishing, Inc., 2002 pb $19.99
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Japanese
Americans of the South Bay
By Dale Ann Sato; Arcadia Publishing, 2009 pb $21.99 |
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Japanese Eyes American Heart - Personal Reflections of Hawaii's World War II Nisei Soldiers Compiled by the Hawaii Nikkei History Editorial Board; Tendai Educational Foundation, 1998 With index; pb $24.95
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Judgment Without Trial: Japanese American Imprisonment during World War II By Tetsuden Kashima; University of Washington Press, 2003 The author reveals that long before the 1941 atack on Pearl Harbor, the U.S. government began making plans for the eventual internment and later incarceration of the Japanese American population; with index and bibliography; HC $35.00
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Just
Americans: How Japanese Americans Won a War at Home and Abroad
By Robert Asahina; Gotham Books, 2006 The story of the 100th Battalion / 442nd Regimental Combat Team in WWII; includes bibliographical references and index; HC $ 27.50
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Keep
It Going Pass It On: Poetry Inspired by the Manzanar Pilgrimage
The Manzanar Committee, 2004 From the first annual Manzanar pilgrimage in 1969 to the Manzanar After Dark (MAD-ness!) program added in 1997-- here is a compilation of poetry written for and about camp; pb $10.00
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Kokoro:
Cherished Japanese Traditions in Hawaii
By Japanese Women's Society of Honolulu; Japanese Women's Society Foundation, 2004 Provides an explanation of various customs and traditions that have originated in Japan and have evolved to be uniquely Japanese American in Hawaii; Table of Contents include: Japanese Culture & Traditions; Special Celebrations; Japanese Crafts; Gift Giving; Japanese Decorating Accents; Children's Section; Japanese Cuisine; What to Say & How to Say It; More Things Japanese; Suggested Reading; color photos; spiral bound $18.00
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Last Witnesses: Reflections on the Wartime Internment of Japanese Americans Edited by Erica Harth; St. Martin's Press, 2001 Includes personal narratives, bibliographical references; HC $24.95; pb $16.95
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The Lonely Queue: The Forgotten History of the Courageous Chinese Americans in Los Angeles By Icy Smith; East West Discovery Press, 2001 Bilingual in Chinese and English; with more than 200 vintage black and white photographs; 2001 Independent Publisher Award Finalist; HC $39.95
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Looking Like The Enemy: My Story of Imprisonment in Japanese-American Internment Camps By Mary Matsuda Gruenewald; NewSage Press, 2005 In this memoir, the author, who was 17 years old, living an idyllic life in Vashon Island, Washington, when she and her family were relocated to an internment camp, is able to express emotions she had repressed for years; pb $13.95
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Lost Battalions - Going For Broke in the Vosges, Autumn 1944 By Franz Steidl; Presidio Press, 1997 HC $21.95; pb $18.95
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Manzanar
(Images of America series)
By Jane Wehrey; Arcadia Publishing, 2008 A pictorial odyssey through Manzanar's past including images from private and museum archives and wartime photographs by Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, and Toyo Miyatake; pb $19.99
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Memories:
The Buddhist Church Experience in the Camps, 1942-1945 (Second Revised
Edition)
Compiled by Eiko Irene Masuyama; Buddhist Churches of America Research and Propagation Committee, 2004 pb $25.00
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Morning Glory, Evening Shadow: Yamato Ichihashi and His Internment Writings, 1942-1945 Edited, Annotated, and with a Biographical Essay by Gordon H. Chang; Stanford University Press, 1997; pb $27.95
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Moving Walls - Preserving the Barracks of America's Concentration Camps By Sharon Yamato; photographs by Stan Honda Nearly 50 years after the camps were closed, 32 volunteers traveled to Heart Mountain, Wyoming, to dismantle two barracks that had survived disrepair and deterioration and move them to the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles; pb $10.00
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Nanka
Nikkei Voices - Little Tokyo, Changing Times Changing Faces
Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California, Volume III, 2004 softcover $20.00
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Nanka
Nikkei Voices - Resettlement Years 1945-1955
Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California, 1998 softcover $15.00
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Nikkei
in The Pacific Northwest: Japanese Americans and Japanese
Canadians in the Twentieth Century
Edited by Louis Fiset and Gail M. Nomura; University of Washington Press, 2005 pb $25.00
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New Worlds, New Lives: Globalization and People of Japanese Descent in the Americas and from Latin America in Japan Edited by Lane Hirabayashi and Akemi Kikumura-Yano; Stanford University Press, 2002; HC $24.95
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Nights
of Fire, Nights of Rain
Poems by Amy Uyematsu; Story Line Press, 1998 pb $12.00 |
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Nisei Voices: Japanese American Students of the 1930s-- Then & Now (3rd ed.) Joyce Hirohata & Paul T. Hirohata, ed.; Hirohata Designs, 2004 Documents and celebrates the lives of the first Japanese American valedictorians of California public schools in the 1930s; Paul T. Hirohata first published the valedictorians' speeches in a book called Orations and Essays; seventy years later, his granddaughter has updated and expanded on his work, adding photographs and interviews; pb $24.95
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The
Nisei Soldier: Historical Essays on World War II and the Korean
War
By Edwin M. Nakasone; J-Press, 1999 pb $19.95
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Nothing
Left In My Hands: The Issei of a Rural California Town, 1900-1942
By Kazuko Nakane; Heyday Books, 2008 Originally published by Young Pine Press in 1985, this is a moving portrait of the Issei of Watsonville CA, who were regarded as highly skilled berry growers and instrumental in the development of strawberry farming in the region; pb $14.95
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Nurse
of Manzanar: A Japanese American's World War II Journey (Derived
from My Memories of World War II By Toshiko Eto Nakamura)
By Samuel Nakamura;Foreword by Arthur A. Hansen; Samuel Nakamura, 2009 After his mother passed away, Sam Nakamura discovered her manuscript describing her experiences as a registered nurse from December 7, 1941 in San Luis Obispo, California, until her release from Manzanar War Relocation Camp two years later; pb $19.95 |
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Okage Sama De - The Japanese in Hawaii 1885 - 1985 By Dorothy Ochiai Hazama and Jane Okamoto Komeiji; Island Book Shelf, 1986; pb $19.95
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Only What We Could Carry: The Japanese American Internment Experience Edited by Lawson Fusao Inada; Heydey Books, 2000 Includes bibliographical references; pb $18.95
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Our House Divided - Seven Japanese American Families in World War II By Tomi Kaizawa Knaefler; University of Hawaii Press, 1991 With bibliographical references and index; pb $14.95
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The Pacific War and Peace - Americans of Japanese Ancestry in Military Intelligence Service 1941 to 1952 By the Military Intelligence Service Association of Northern California and the National Japanese American Historical Society, 1991; pb $10.00
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The Path To Antei: A Japanese American Guide to Financial Success By Alan Kondo; Alan Kondo, 2003 Antei is a Japanese word meaning financial security and stability; this resource is specifically designed to address Japanese American sensibilities and priorities while providing guidance to invest prudently, reduce taxes and financial risk, and make consistently smart financial decisions; HC $29.95
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Peaceful
Painter Hisako Hibi: Memoirs Of An Issei Woman Artist
Heyday Books, 2004 pb $20.00
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Personal Justice Denied - Report of the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians Foreward by Tetsuden Kashima; University of Washington Press, 1997; pb $18.95
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By Jack Matsuoka; AACP, Inc., 2003 A revised version of the author's first book of cartoons to illustrate life in the detention camps in which thousands of loyal Japanese American citizens were forced to spend most of the years of WWII; pb $16.95
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Reflections - In Three Self-Guided Tours of Manzanar By the Manzanar Committee, 1998 Includes historic perspective, bibliography, recommended reading list, glossary, maps; pb $8.00
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Reminiscing in Swingtime: Japanese Americans in American Popular Music, 1925-1960 By George Yoshida; National Japanese American Historical Society, 1997; pb $24.95
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Repairing America: An Account of the Movement for Japanese-American Redress By William Minoru Hohri; pb $10.00
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Rising
Sons: The Japanese American GIs Who Fought For The United States
in World War II
By Bill Yenne; St. Martin's Press, 2007 Includes bibliographical references; HC $25.95
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San
Francisco's Japantown (Images of America series)
The Japantown Task Force, Inc.; Arcadia Publishing, 2005 pb $19.99 |
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Sawtelle:
West Los Angeles's Japantown (Images of America series)
By Jack Fujimoto, Ph.D., the Japanese Institute of Sawtelle, and the Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California; Arcadia Publishing, 2007 pb $19.99 |
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A
Scent of Flowers: The History of the Southern California Flower
Market, 1912-2004
By Naomi Hirahara; Midori Books, 2004 HC $39.95
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Seabrook
Farms (Images of America series)
By Cheryl L. Baisden; Arcadia Publishing, 2007 Best known for its system of quick-freezing and packaging fresh vegetables, the Seabrook Farms Company was an innovator in farming technique and processing. At its peak, Seabrook employed 5,000 workers from 25 countries. Among the most predominant were Japanese Americans who were released from U.S. internment camps during WWII; pb $19.99
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Second Kinenhi: Reflections on Tule Lake A joint project of John R. & Reiko Katsuyoshi Ross and The Tule Lake Committee, 2000 Largely based on interviews conducted in 1994 and 1996 with former internees of Tule Lake and other camps, as well as on discussions and speeches made at various programs at Tule Lake Pilgrimages; pb $32.95
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Shirakawa: Stories From a Pacific Northwest Japanese American Community By Stan Flewelling; foreword by Gordon Hirabayashi; White River Valley Museum, 2002 Describes the Japanese American community that flourished in the White River Valley from the beginning of the 20th century until WWII; pb $24.95
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A
Spy In Their Midst: The World War II Struggle of a
Japanese-American Hero
The Story of Richard Sakakida as told to Wayne S. Kiyosaki; Madison Books, 1995 Richard Sakakida was the only Japanese American prisoner of the Japanese forces, and he faced death as a "traitor" because of his Japanese face; HC $22.95
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Stanley
Hayami, Nisei Son: His Diary, Letters, & Story From an
American Concentration Camp to Battlefield, 1942-1945
Annotated by Joanne Oppenheim; Brick Tower Press, 2008 pb $19.95 |
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Stone
Bow Prayer
By Amy Uyematsu; Copper Canyon Press, 2005 A collection of poems reflecting the author's life engaged in politics, ancestry and spirit while making a living as a public school math teacher in Los Angeles; pb $14.00
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Storied Lives - Japanese American Students and World War II By Gary Y. Okihiro; University of Washington Press, 1999 Includes bibliographical reference and index; pb $17.50
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Strawberry
Days: How Internment Destroyed a Japanese American Community
By David A. Neiwert; Palgrave Macmillan, 2005 A recounting of the prosperous Japanese American strawberry farming community in Bellevue, Washington, in the outskirts of Seattle, and its destruction with the bombing of Pearl Harbor; HC $29.95
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Stubborn
Twig: Three Generations in the Life of a Japanese American Family
By Lauren Kessler; Oregon Historical Society Press, 2005 The story of the Masuo Yasui family in Oregon's Hood River Valley; pb $25.00
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Teacher's Classroom Guide - Honor Bound: A Personal Journey - The Story of the 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team - 50 Years Later Published by National Japanese American Historical Society, Inc. Based on the video production of the same title; pb $5.00
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Teacher's Guide - The Bill of Rights and the Japanese American World War II Experience By the National Japanese American Historical Society and San Francisco Unified School District, Department of Integration Staff Development, San Francisco, 1992 Includes historical overview, important dates, lesson plans, appendix; pb $10.00
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Ten Visits (Revised) By Frank and Joanne Iritani; Japanese American National Museum, 1999 Brief accounts of visits to all the Japanese American Relocation Centers of WWII, Internee and Non-Internee Recollections, Struggle for Redress, Internment of Other Groups, Our Non-Nikkei Friends, and other essays; pb $15.95
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They Painted From Their Hearts: Pioneer Asian American Artists Edited by Mayumi Tsutakawa for the Wing Luke Asian Museum, 1994 This catalog was published in conjunction with an exhibition organized by the Wing Luke Asian Museum September 1994 to January 1995; includes directory of Asian American artists in Washington and Oregon; pb $18.00
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Through A Diamond: 100 Years of Japanese American Baseball By Kerry Yo Nakagawa; Rudi Publishing, Inc., 2001 Includes bibliographical references and index; HC $35.00
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Through Harsh Winters: The Life of an Japanese Immigrant Woman By Akemi Kikumura; Chandler & Sharp Publishers, 1981; pb $18.95
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Topaz Moon: Chiura Obata's Art of the Internment Edited with text by Kimi Kodani Hill; Heyday Books, 2000 More than 100 of Obata's sketches, sumi paintings, and watercolors from the internment period, collected and edited by his granddaughter, Kimi Kodani Hill. This collection, augmented by letters and interviews, gives testament to an artistic genius and a spirit undefeated by adversity; pb $22.50
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Transforming the Past - Tradition and Kinship Among Japanese Americans By Sylvia Junko Yanagisako; Stanford University Press, 1985; pb $20.00
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Triumphs of Faith: Stories of Japanese-American Christians During World War II Edited by Victor N. Okada; Japanese-American Internment Project, 1998; HC $25.00
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Tule Lake Revisited: A Brief History and Guide to the Tule Lake Internment Camp Site By Barbara Takei and Judy Tachibana; T&T Press, 2001 With bibliographical references; pb/spiral bound $14.95
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Twice
Orphaned: Voices from the Children's Village of Manzanar
By Catherine Irwin; Center for Oral and Public History, California State University, Fullerton, 2008 Nearly a hundred orphaned Japanese American children, taken from three coastal California institutions, were interned at Manzanar's Children's Village; a description of the double abandonment they experiences, first by their parents, then by their country; pb $19.95
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Uchinanchu - A History of Okinawans in Hawaii By the Ethnic Studies Oral History Project, United Okinawan Association of Hawaii; University of Hawaii, 1981 Includes bibliography and index; limited quantity, out-of-print; HC $25.00
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Unlikely Liberators - The Men of the 100th and 442nd By Masayo Duus, Peter Duus; University of Hawaii Press, 1987 HC $24.95
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Voices of Healing: Spirit and Unity After 9/11 in the Asian American and Pacific Islander Community Organization of Chinese Americans; Edited by Icy Smith; Organization of Chinese Americans and East West Discovery Press, 2004; HC $24.95
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What Did the Internment of Japanese Americans Mean? Readings selected and introduced by Alice Yang Murray; St. Martin's Press, 2000; pb $15.00
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Years of Infamy: The Untold Story of America's Concentration Camps By Michi Nishiura Weglyn; University of Washington Press, updated, 1996; pb $18.95 |
