He smuggled a camera lens into the camp and constructed a camera body from wood.

the last of three Japantowns in California.To do it in such a hitter-friendly park was incredible.

He inspired Japanese American and Japanese fans.Their fanbase deserves better and baseball fans should appreciate that the Angels were willing to let Ohtani be Ohtani.maybe hell get a little taste of J-Town now that hell be here in L.

Ohtani demurred on a question from Josie Huang of LAist of his impact on the local Japanese American community.Although it has many problems.

Nomo would inspire young Japanese Americans to dream that maybe.

By GWEN MURANAKAI drew this cartoon in May 1995.000 people incarcerated at Tule Lake.

where 74 blocks of barracks were located.we could see acres of sun-dried grasses during a hot and arid Northern California summer.

100-plus-acre site where the camp originally sat.and the word survivor to the incarcerated — the number of whom diminishes with each passing year.