Edward Kanaya oral history interview, part 2 of 6, September 28, 2003

Edward Kanaya talks about his childhood friends who shoplifted. He continues to talk about his siblings. He describes his father's personality. He discusses volunteering for the military. He describes the food served in his childhood home. He explains his family's financial situation. He shares the values that he received from his parents and teachers. Kanaya discusses the racial makeup of his community. He talks about learning about music and playing the trumpet. He also talks about his experiences in music school. He describes his life immediately after high school. He discusses his religious background. He talks about the Attack on Pearl Harbor and the aftermath. He describes his friend from the Hawaiian Territorial Guard.

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