Title
Yoneichi Uyeda oral history interview, part 3 of 3, November 20, 2010
Description
Following his time in occupied Japan, Uyeda was discharged from the Army and from there, he began schooling at MIT. Uyeda discusses the reform of Japan and the implementation of democracy by the United States. Next, he speaks about the discrimination that the Japanese Americans faced throughout that time and having to prove their loyalty to everyone. Uyeda speaks of the politics of their military occupation and his hopes and dreams for future generations, which now includes two grandchildren. The legacy of the Nisei continues to be passed down to future generations, as Uyeda speaks at various places to share his stories.