A Place for What We LoseA Place for What We Lose

"Exploring the intergenerational trauma of Japanese American incarceration during World War II, A Place for What We Lose is a memoir told through the combined voices of the author, Tamiko Nimura, and her deceased father, who was imprisoned for four years at the Tule Lake concentration camp. Creatively weaving together her own reflections with excerpts from her father's memoir, this book reckons with the psychological and emotional legacy of wartime incarceration while exploring both the possibilities and the limits of healing"-- Provided by publisher.