Rafu: Where were your parents incarcerated? Did they tell you about it when you were growing up or did you learn about it as an adult? How has this knowledge affected you?Kondo: Seamless is based loosely on my own and my familys histories and on interviews with my parents.

soldiers of World War II—the 100th Infantry Battalion.More details about the show are available at http://DefiningCourageShow.

while their families were incarcerated in Americas concentration camps.22 performances of Defining Courage are presented by Story Boldly.the Japanese American Citizens League.

so Ill always be devoted to the Japanese American story.SAN JOSE —?Following recent sold-out shows in Honolulu.

It is the perfect way to keep this important story alive in the most memorable way.

Japantown Community Congress of San Jose.I was also thrilled to find a creative husband-and-wife team.

500 of these Americans who renounced their U.National Park Service (NPS) through the Japanese American Confinement Sites (JACS) grant program.

As legendary as he is to anyone who had any connection to Tule Lake.he was helped by members of the Tule Lake Defense Committee.