foreign missionaries began building holiday cottages in the town to escape Japan's fierce summer heat. Eventually, wealthy Japanese people began to join them, turning Karuizawa into the place to ...

During the war, over 1,000 citizens of Allied nations living in Japan were detained in internment camps. In mid-August, Dewa Hitoshi visited a schoolhouse in the mountains of Kanagawa Prefecture ...

One hypothesis is that Japanese-Canadians moved to the camp around 1918 to escape 'explicit racism' and lived there until February 1942, when they would have left for internment camps. Since 2004 ...

Training sessions in America and Japan were built around our Strong ... done but also the most fun! – Dawson This camp structure connects players of all levels interested in improving their game and ...

Despite limited resources and a dwindling number of witnesses, a citizens group has continued efforts to determine conditions in POW camps in Japan where 10 percent of the captured combatants died ...