On December 3, 1999, Ruth Sumiko Hayakawa Kacho shared her life story with JANM’s oral history program. Speaking about her father’s departure from Japan to the United States, her education in Japan, and her work with Radio Tokyo during World War II, Ruth touches on themes of Japanese immigration and identity through recounting her family’s unique experiences.
All recordings and photos are part of JANM’s Kacho Collection, Gift of Ruth S. Kacho, 2002.4
Read more about Ruth Kacho’s life and her family’s collection:
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UNBOXED: With over 100,000 objects in JANM’s permanent collection, every artifact has a story to tell about the people, places and events from America’s past and the Japanese American experience. Unboxed is a series of short videos that highlight the artifacts and stories in JANM’s collection.
Learn more about JANM's permanent collection here:
blog.janm.org/2020/06/03/insi...
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