Portrait
Experiencing Minnesota
Clip: 6/12/1991 | 5m 50sVideo has Closed Captions
As a Japanese-American, Mura prefers living here than on the West coast because he...
As a Japanese-American, Mura prefers living here than on the West coast because he feels Minnesota is similar to Japan in the way people talk and interact. His father was told that being Japanese in American was a privilege.
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Portrait
Experiencing Minnesota
Clip: 6/12/1991 | 5m 50sVideo has Closed Captions
As a Japanese-American, Mura prefers living here than on the West coast because he feels Minnesota is similar to Japan in the way people talk and interact. His father was told that being Japanese in American was a privilege.
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