Oregon's Japanese Americans: Full Documentary | Oregon Experience

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• AI

  @Aikman94 · 4 years ago

  Japanese Americans love America and made incredible contributions to the US.

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• WA

  @watching4267 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Japanese proud of japanese-american.<br>Japanese hearts are strong!<br>🇯🇵🇺🇸PEACE is No.1！<br>from japan

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• MA

  @marks.schwartz8468 · 7 years ago

  Thank you for producing and showing this fine documentary. &nbsp;I had no idea Oregonians were interned. &nbsp;My mother was quite upset when her schoolmates in Boyle Heights in Los Angeles disappeared one day. &nbsp;:(

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• OO

  @ooohverynice · 7 years ago

  Thank you OPB for this moving and wonderful documentary. I learned so much, and I am happy to support such a great organization. Keep up the great work.

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• CH

  @chrisi6776 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Well done documentary. &nbsp;Thank you to the Issei and Nisei for paving the way for future generations like myself. &nbsp;Forever grateful. &nbsp;Domo Arigato.

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• HE

  @hermangouw · 5 years ago (edited)

  Greetings from Down Under from an Australian of Asian heritage ... my salute to the Japanese Americans.<br>The Japanese Americans are loyal, discipline, hard working and resilient people ... the keys for their survival and success.

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• HA

  @HalStaples · 7 days ago

  Excellent document

• OH

  @OhSweetMuffin · 7 years ago

  Reddit brought me here! This documentary is amazing and I hope this never happens again!

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• AN

  @anntag1 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Thank you for this excellent documentary. I learned so much about the Issei and Nisei experience in Oregon. I will share it with my two sons who are half Japanese. Their late father<br><br><br> immigrated from Japan in 1967. Your story is quite different from ours, but there is still a connection because my sons&apos; grandfathers both fought in World War II. My father was a US Navy veteran who fought in the Pacific. My husband&apos;s father was a soldier in the Japanese Army. Our fathers accepted our marriage and exchanged gifts but sadly never met. My father died before that could happen. My mother, however, met both of my husband&apos;s parents when they visited us in the US in the 1980s and 1990s. They were very happy occasions. Thank you again for this important historical documentary.

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• TM

  @tmmprorental · 3 years ago

  46&apos;47 - John Murakami..RIP and Respect! absolutely feel your pain!

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• KA

  @kaidgardner2922 · 7 years ago

  such a sad story. And we haven&apos;t learned much from it.

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• RA

  @rachelmartin3631 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;ve only heard of these camps once. We always hear about the Holocaust, but we never hear about these camps. I was looking on the news earlier that my state is marking this as a holiday, and I had to come look it up.<br>Wow! Just wow.

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