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A Place for What We Lose, a memoir by Tamiko NimuraSaturday, October 10, 2 pm Join us for a conversation with historian/writer Tamiko Nimura as she shares &ldquo;A Place for What We Lose, a daughter&rsquo;s return to Tule Lake&rdquo;. A deeply affecting memoir of reckoning with a father&rsquo;s death and the Japanese American incarceration In a moving conversation with the past, Tamiko Nimura explores her late father&rsquo;s life and her family&rsquo;s wartime history at Tule Lake. The typewritten pages of her father&rsquo;s unpublished memoir&mdash;written decades earlier about his childhood behind barbed wire&mdash;spark a reckoning with the long shadow of parental loss and the unresolved legacy of incarceration.

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A Place for What We Lose, a memoir by Tamiko NimuraSaturday, October 10, 2 pm Join us for a conversation with historian/writer Tamiko Nimura as she shares “A Place for What We Lose, a daughter’s return to Tule Lake”. A deeply affecting memoir of reckoning with a father’s death and the Japanese American incarceration In a moving conversation with the past, Tamiko Nimura explores her late father’s life and her family’s wartime history at Tule Lake. The typewritten pages of her father’s unpublished memoir—written decades earlier about his childhood behind barbed wire—spark a reckoning with the long shadow of parental loss and the unresolved legacy of incarceration.

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