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Color silent amateur footage of life in the World War II Japanese American detention facility in Tule Lake, California, made 1942-1945 by teacher Charles Palmerlee.
This segment shows a title card, "'Kane' Inada"; Miss Inada, a young girl, is seen dressed in traditional Japanese costume, kneeling on a stage before a canvas stage backdrop painted with cherry trees in a hilly landscape with Mt. Fuji and Japanese text, playing the shamisen; Miss Inada, in costume, dances before a painted backdrop showing Tule Lake camp barracks, nearby Castle Rock, and a snow-covered mountain (01:11).
Credits: Charles Palmerlee Collection, Gift of Mrs. Charles Seward Palmerlee, Japanese American National Museum (96.47.8). Preserved and made accessible in part by a grant from the National Film Preservation Foundation.
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