| 1. | They figure a smart young japanese on the board will help them sell more to japanese customers .
他们认为，董事会里有位能干的日裔年轻人，有助于向日裔顾客推销更多的商品。 |
| 2. | The japanese - american community in los angeles of usa
美国洛杉矶地区的日裔社区 |
| 3. | Aja americans of japanese ancestry
日裔美国人 |
| 4. | Overall , more than 110 , 000 japanese americans were interned from 1942 until 1946
1942至1946年间，这些营区总共拘留了超过110 , 000多名日裔美人。 |
| 5. | Both of them came to japan to work at first , and now are planning to receive higher education
也有两名秘鲁的日裔学生。起初，他们为了工作来到日本。 |
| 6. | America interned its entire japanese - american population ? a decision now seen to have been a cruel mistake
美国曾拘留所有日裔美国人? ?一个现在看来残忍的错误决定。 |
| 7. | Hispanics and japanese - americans were 60 percent to 80 percent less likely than blacks to develop the disease
而吸烟的西班牙人和日裔美国人患肺癌的危险则要比黑人低60至80 。 |
| 8. | Even though she was against the policy of imprisoning japanese americans during the war , lange photographed the people in these camps
虽然兰格反对战时关押日裔美人的政策，但她仍前去拍摄住在这些营区内的人们。 |
| 9. | David elliott is the founding director of the mori art museum , tokyo . he is the first non - japanese director of an art museum in japan
艾略特自2001年11月起担任日本森美术馆馆长，是日本历史上第一位非日裔美术馆馆长。 |
| 10. | It is the highest decorated unit in the history of the us army and was raised almost predominantly out of japanese americans in ww2
那是二战时期由日裔美国人组成的军队，他们的故事从未被人认真讨论过，真是非常的可惜。 |
