Most Japanese-Americans have that legacy. The camp experience is something of a calling card between them. They say, 'So, where were you interned?'
I've been really lucky and been able to live a gypsy life for a long time.
For me, for every single job, I don't care if it is a reading, I don't care if it is a guest spot on a TV show, or a film. I always get the heebie jeebies.
I just tell young people to find their way. Keep your eyes open. Keep your ears open and keep your heart open.
There is an attitude that Okinawans have about Japan itself. There is a resentment.
The scope of the history of women is so underplayed and not told as often as it should be.
