Overview
Explore a historical video examining the food conditions and culinary experiences within Japanese American internment camps during World War II. Learn about the daily meals, food preparation challenges, and cultural adaptations made by Japanese Americans while imprisoned in these camps. Discover firsthand accounts from survivors, including George Takei, and understand how the internment camp food system operated, from mess halls to farming initiatives. Gain insights into this dark chapter of American history through the lens of food, while examining authentic recipes and cooking methods that emerged from these challenging circumstances.
Syllabus
Food in the Japanese Internment Camps of World War 2
Taught by
Tasting History with Max Miller