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The Samurai In Our Closet
Mandy Shintani
5 episodes
2 days ago
What if the most powerful story you ever learned was the one your family never told you? Mandy Shintani grew up in a small town in Ontario with a secret hidden in her parents’ closet — her father, George Shintani, had a 450-year-old samurai sword, the story of which was never discussed. After his death at 97, Mandy began uncovering untold stories of Japanese Canadians through the lens of her father's life. That journey shapes her new podcast series around George's life, including his internment as a Japanese Canadian during WW2 and his time in the Canadian Intelligence Corps in SE Asia.
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What if the most powerful story you ever learned was the one your family never told you? Mandy Shintani grew up in a small town in Ontario with a secret hidden in her parents’ closet — her father, George Shintani, had a 450-year-old samurai sword, the story of which was never discussed. After his death at 97, Mandy began uncovering untold stories of Japanese Canadians through the lens of her father's life. That journey shapes her new podcast series around George's life, including his internment as a Japanese Canadian during WW2 and his time in the Canadian Intelligence Corps in SE Asia.
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Episode 2 - Internment in a Ghost Town
The Samurai In Our Closet
58 minutes 36 seconds
5 months ago
Episode 2 - Internment in a Ghost Town

On a bus tour of remote internment sites in British Columbia, Mandy visits Sandon, a ghost town where her father was sent as a teenager. She learns how Japanese Canadians, mostly women, built strong communities in the camps, focusing on the well-being of children and youth despite harsh conditions. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a rating and comment. It really helps others discover the podcast and supports our effort to share these important stories.


The Samurai In Our Closet
What if the most powerful story you ever learned was the one your family never told you? Mandy Shintani grew up in a small town in Ontario with a secret hidden in her parents’ closet — her father, George Shintani, had a 450-year-old samurai sword, the story of which was never discussed. After his death at 97, Mandy began uncovering untold stories of Japanese Canadians through the lens of her father's life. That journey shapes her new podcast series around George's life, including his internment as a Japanese Canadian during WW2 and his time in the Canadian Intelligence Corps in SE Asia.