Family Torn Apart: Internment Otokichi Muin Ozarki Family
History Non-Fiction Biography Autobiography Memoir War Family Life Japanese-American Experience
For those interested in autobiographical accounts of the Japanese-American experience, "Family Torn Apart: The Internment Story of the Otokichi Muin Ozarki Family" by Gail Honda is a rare and valuable find. This first edition paperback, published in 2012 by the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai, offers a unique perspective on the often overlooked topic of Japanese internment during wartime. Through Honda's personal narrative, readers are given a poignant and intimate look at the Otokichi Muin Ozarki family's struggles and triumphs, making this book an essential addition to any collection focused on biographies, true stories, and memoirs.
The book's condition is notable, boasting a clean and tidy interior with no writing, dog ears, or loose binding. While there are minor imperfections, such as light scuffing, a slight inner cover separation, and a small dent to one page edge, these do not detract from the overall value of this rare find. The inclusion of illustrations adds an extra layer of depth and visual interest to the narrative, making "Family Torn Apart" a truly special acquisition for collectors and researchers alike.
As a first edition, this book holds significant value for those interested in the Japanese-American experience, particularly in the context of Hawai-based stories. The topic of family history, family life, and Japanese cuisine are woven throughout the narrative, making this book a fascinating read for those interested in literature, education, and war studies. With its unique blend of personal history, cultural insight, and historical significance, "Family Torn Apart" is an indispensable addition to any collection focused on biographies, memoirs, and true accounts.
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