Loyal American: Revealing the lasting impact of Japanese Incarceration during WWII

After Pearl Harbor, Keige Kaku was discharged from the U.S. Army, imprisoned in a Japanese concentration camp, or so-called “internment camp”, and deported. Eighty years later, Keige’s son Henry retraces his father’s footsteps to confront the question: What does it mean to be a Loyal American? Visit http://thecampsamericabuilt.com/ to see more of Haruka Sakaguchi’s photographic work covering the 10 concentration camps. Visit https://education.nationalgeographic.... to learn more about Henry's story and the history of WWII. Visit http://harukasakaguchi.com/ to see more of Haruka's other work. Visit https://nationalgeographic.org/societ... to see more of the Impact Story Lab's work.