Amache: An American Injustice

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.

Documentary

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))

Bob Fuchigami

(Self - Incarcerated at age 12 (voice))

Tomi Yokouchi Madden

(Self - Incarcerated at age 9)

April Kamp-Whittaker

(Self - Co-Director, Amache Field School)

Kimiko Nakashima

(Self - Incarcerated at age 23 (voice))

Bonnie Clark

(Co-Director, Amache Field School)

Greg Kitajima

(Self - Family incarcerated at Amache)

Mitch Homma

(Self - Family incarcerated at Amache)

Denny Fujita

(Self - Born in Amache)

Kenji Taguma

(Self - Family incarcerated at Amache)