Did you know that there was about 120,000 Japanese Americans taken from their homes and put into these Relocation centers? Within those 120,000 people, there was only ten camps. The three years they spent here in these centers was not someone’s ideal type of living, but they’d be here until World War II was over. After Pearl Harbor Japanese Americans were taken from their house, but were able to pack a few things to bring, and were brought to Relocation Centers. When they arrived, they were taken to horse stalls for them to stay in while they waited to be placed at the relocation center. As they were finally taken to their new home it was a small room but big enough for the whole family, it has a window, a door, and a small wood burner
