Japanese American National Museum
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This ia actually my 2nd time to visit Ja[anese American National Museum. The tourguide brought up very touching stories from his life experience in the camp/ barraacks as a Nissei who was a secod generation Japanese American. Itś oainful to go back and fact teh reality of the violence of human rights. As Edison Uno stated, "it was not until the moemntwhen we glimpsed the sit itself, when we saw again its barranness, the tatteresremnants of the barracks, the tufits of sagebrush and mesquite , until we fely again the sharp, early morning desert wind, that we fully pervieved what was in the offing for us,that we perceived how tragic the past really was..." This is detailed depiction of Manzanar Comcentration Camp. Itś so sad !


