<p>Warren Furutani, one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage, recounts the impetus of the December 27, 1969 journey to one of the largest of ten Japanese American concentration camps during WWII. Robert Nakamura’s photographs convey the deep feelings expressed there by young and old.&nbsp;</p>

MANZANAR PILGRIMAGE

Warren Furutani, one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage, recounts the impetus of the December 27, 1969 journey to one of the largest of ten Japanese American concentration camps during WWII. Robert Nakamura’s photographs convey the deep feelings expressed there by young and old.

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