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Amache: An American Injustice
Overview
Amache: An American Injustice tells the compelling and heartbreaking story of the racist imprisonment of Japanese Americans through the experiences of the people held at the Amache incarceration site.
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Cast
Alissa Zea
Narrator (voice)
Min Tonai
Self - Incarcerated at age 13
Brian Niiya
Self - Historian
Irene Najima
Self - Incarcerated at age 14 (voice)
Lily Havey
Self - Incarcerated at age 10
Bob Moriguchi
Self - Incarcerated at age 10
Nob Hashimot
Self - Incarcerated at age 15
Rosalyn Tonai
Self - National Japanese American Historical Society
Dana Ogo Shew
Self - Historian
Ken Kitajima
Self - Incarcerated at age 12 (voice)
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