CD Barbed Wire & Hip-Hop NOVELTIES Paper: 240 pp

Paper: 240 pp

Masao Abe was a kibei (born in the United States but educated in Japan)

A precious pack of personal wishes in a little 5 x 5" kit

adding corresponding “herstories”—extensive narratives drawn from interviews with CBF queens

Lily Takemitsu goes missing from her home in Toronto one luminous summer morning in the mid-1980s

CD Barbed Wire & Hip-Hop NOVELTIES Paper: 240 ppBarbed Wire and Hip Hop by Project J, Justice uses rap and hip hop rhythms with voices of internees describing their emotions and experiences of the Japanese American concentration camps. Featured artists are Miya Iwataki, Olmeca, Traci Kato Kiriyama, Kyle Burnt Krispy Toyama. Testimony comes from Yuji Ichioka, Representative Barbara Marumoto,, Frank Chuman, Dr. Mary Oda, Mas Fukai, Katsumi Yagura, Harry Kawahara, Mary Kurihara and Jim Kawaminami.