Oh, jebus
I admit that I do not feel much sympathy for Japan around the time of World War II. I understand that the principle of sending the Japanese to internment camps was wrong. However, I feel that it is blown much out of proportion. The camps were livable, they received education there, and didn't even have rationing like the rest of the country did at the time. Also, Pearl Harbor was caused by an espionage ring in Hawaii, so I can understand the government's wariness.I agree with what another reviewer said, that their "divine" Emperor was the cause of this problem in the first place. Remember, Japan started the war--not us.As for the book, I felt that it was rather condemning all along. I also distrust an author who appears obviously much too young to have experienced this herself. I do not enjoy books on this subject, but if I did read one I would rather it written by someone who was actually there.