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This is a slightly edited transcription of an interview conducted for the Honorable Stephen K. The reader should realize that an oral history document is spontaneous in nature, and portrays information and impressions as recalled by the interviewee. Scholars are welcome to utilize short excerpts from any of the transcriptions without obtaining permission as long as proper credit is given to the interviewee, the interviewer, the Foundation, and the University.
Scholars must, however, obtain permission from California State University, Fullerton, Oral History Program before making more extensive use of the transcription and related materials.
None of these materials may be duplicated or reproduced by any party without permission from the Oral History Program, California State University, Fullerton, California, Tamura and Henry Kanegae--both second-generation members of pioneering Orange County Japanese American families--a committee was formed to oversee the council's stated commitment to "promoting an understanding and appreciation of Japanese American culture and heritage and the contribution of Japanese Americans to the history and development of Orange County.
In addition to spearheading a special event at the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana on the evening of May 3, , attended by people and featuring an exhibition of photographs, documents, and artifacts acquired from the local Japanese American community, the History Committee laid the groundwork for an ambitious oral history project covering the community's history. Not only did they invite representatives from the Oral History Program at California State University, Fullerton to conduct a couple of workshops explaining the procedures and value of oral historical methods in the reconstruction of a community's past, but they also compiled an extensive list of prospective Issei first-generation and older Nisei second-generation interviewees.
