About Dansho

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Producer	Fox Wilmar Production
Summary	An introduction to Densho: a project which compiled the firsthand accounts of experiences of Japanese-Americans during internment in America during World War II.
Keywords	Japanese American, World War II
Publish Date	?
Credits	Written by Dean Paton and contributors in other areas.
Other Notes	Densho is a Japanese term meaning “to pass on to the next generation.” The offering is an American story with continuing relevance. Densho is about Japanese American expirences.