Mizuhiki-Inspired Knotted Wire Necklace scarf it portrays the kaleidoscopic journey

it portrays the kaleidoscopic journey of four Japanese-American families and their sons

illuminates this experience with poignant illustrations and witty

Extra features include the following historical footage: Reverend Sensho Sasaki's 1954 home movie footage of the Sacramento Buddhist Temple Obon

when the  struggling colony closed for good

Mizuhiki-Inspired Knotted Wire Necklace scarf it portrays the kaleidoscopic journeyMultiple strands of gold and silver colored, silk infused piano wire evoke mizuhiki, the art of tying colorful strands of paper threads into ornamental knots. The effect is smooth, slinky, and very contemporary when worn. Can also be worn unknotted to create a longer flowing necklace. 18L when knotted; 23L without knot.