Dennis Fujimoto - The Garden Island
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ANAHOLA — When World War II broke out, Japanese Americans, sensing anti-Japanese sentiment, wisely sought to protect their possessions. Sometimes, that meant burying cash in coffee cans in backyards, or, in the case of leaders of the Anahola Japanese Community

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