Japanese-American internment: 'They came for me'

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American internment: 'They came for me' A new exhibit on Japanese-American internment camps in WW2 warns of the dangers of ignoring history.

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The Japanese war brides who went to America Seventy years ago tens of thousands of Japanese women in occupied Tokyo married US

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Learning to be an American wife Some Japanese wives attended bride schools to learn the American way of life and customs.

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The tram that survived Hiroshima A tram that survived the Hiroshima atomic bomb attack blast, has now been restored.

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Hiroshima survivor recalls horrors Thursday marks 70 years to the day since the United States dropped the world's first atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima.

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Chinese community faces painful past Tacoma Washington is coming to terms with its legacy of Chinese exclusion - and trying to attract more Chinese residents.