A play on words —?Dou Itashimashite and Dont Touch My Mustache.

some of whom had never heard of the event before.Right outside my schoolhouse window.

but its also a peoples democracy.Used in the most harrowing battlefields.Rows and rows of tarpaper barracks.

Takei shared his origin story in Japanese and Spanish.sentry towers armed with machine guns.

The young George was excited about the prospect of an extended vacation by train.

and very quickly my baby sister got sick.“What we choose to preserve for future generations is a statement of our values.

Amache is a chilling reminder of the injustices committed against Japanese Americans during World War II.and advocates who kept alive the memory of Americans who were interned there.

and several reconstructed and restored structures from the World War II era.The National Park Service will continue to work with the groups to preserve Amache and expand scholarship and public awareness of its history.