The United States of America
This was a warm and welcoming environment for many Japanese until World War II.
San Francisco, California
This was where the Uchidas lived until they were evacuated.
The House Above Grove Street
This was Yoshiko’s name for a place she lived.
Oakland Congregational Church
This place was important to the Uchidas because of their faith.
UC-Berkeley
This was where Yoshiko attended school in San Francisco.
Tanforan
This was the first internment camp the Uchidas were placed in.
Topaz
This was the second, more permanent, internment camp where the Uchidas were placed.
Assets
These were items belonginf to the Uchidas’ and for which they were never fully compensated after the war.
Bible
This book was important to the Uchidas’ because of their Christian beliefs.
Horse Stall
This was where the Uchidas were placed ot live at one of the concentration camps.
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