Nagamine - Class Interview

The Nagamine Project

The Nagamine Project tells the story of the extraordinary life of an ordinary man, Akira Nagamine of Watsonville, CA. Linking the modern histories of Japan, China and the United States, it is a saga of survival through war, revolution and trans-Pacific migration. Centered on an eight-year ordeal in post-WWII Manchuria, followed by years of toil in California, Nagamine's story includes a vivid cast of characters, including a former Japanese secret agent, White Russians on the run from Stalin, kindly Korean farmers, Chinese lumberjacks, lynch mobs, revolutionaries and saviors, migrant field hands from Mexico and the Philippines and American entrepreneurs willing to give a man a chance.

- Management Team:
Janet Nagamine (Project Co-Director)
Alan Christy (Project Co-Director, Japanese History Consultant)
Jono Shaferkotter (Project Film Director)
Xiaoping Sun (Chinese History Consultant)
Tosh Tanaka (Project Art Director, Photographer)
Alice Yang (U.S. History Consultant)

- Student Research and Development Team:
Sandhya Rani Addagiri, James Alfieri, Hannah Bergen, Justin Bendana, Jordan Bentley, Morgan Brown, Brian Carolus, Vincent Colavin, Thomas Dollar, Trevor Ezaki, Ian Flanagan, Chris Frey, Michael Hinojosa, Angela Huang, Sean Kenny, Tadao Koyama, Loc Le, Ross Learn, Melissa Li, Justen Maltinsky, Brianna Morrison, Anthony Ortiz, Ashley Overhouse, Terry Randolph, Emily Roos, Maritza Santa Cruz, Julia Smith, Jeffrey Sun, Joshua Swedberg, Kye Weasner, Kyle Wojnar

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Education

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• The Nagamine Project
• Nagamine
• Akira Nagamine
• UCSC
• Student Interview
• Alan Christy
• Tosh Tanaka
• Jono Schaferkotter
• university

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-KYE