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    Kishi Bashi Returns With Stirring Remembrance Of Japanese Internment Camps

    The singer and violinist's latest project is a symphonic love story set in World War II, inspired by the internment of Japanese Americans in the U.S.
    by Bob Boilen Mar 07, 2019 1 minute
    Kishi Bashi

    In 1942, people were forced from their homes and sent to prison camps without trial, only because of their ethnicity and heritage.

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