(1904–1975), an American painter, teacher, and landscape designer. James K. Okubo (1920–1967), 442nd RCT veteran posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor. Also interned at Tule Lake. Albert Saijo (1926–2011), poet Nyogen Senzaki (1876–1958), Rinzai Zen monk who was one of the 20th century's leading proponents of Zen Buddhism in the United States. Louise Suski (1905–2003), first woman editor-in-chief and English-section editor-in-chief at Rafu Shimpo. Teiko Tomita (1896–1990), a tanka poet. Also interned at Tule Lake. Otto Yamaoka (1904–1967), an American actor and businessman who worked in Hollywood during the 1930s See also Densho: The Japanese American Legacy Project Japanese American internment Other camps: Gila River Granada (Amache) Jerome Manzanar Minidoka Poston Topaz Tule Lake Rohwer References External links Heart Mountain Relocation Center records at the American Heritage Center – University of Wyoming Select Digital collection of the Heart Mountain Relocation Center, AHC See additional blog posts from the American Heritage Center Heart Mountain Relocation Center records, 1943–1945, The Bancroft Library Pig pens at Heart Mountain Relocation Center [graphic] / painted by Estelle Ishigo, The Bancroft Library Activities and entertainment at Heart Mountain Relocation Center – The Bancroft Library Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation – Visitor center site Confinement and Ethnicity — National Park Service study on the relocation of Japanese Americans during World War II (out-of-print but can be consulted here for information on Heart Mountain and all ten relocation centers) Heart Mountain Digital Preservation Project — History and photographs from the Hinckley Library, Northwest College, Powell, Wyoming. Fact sheet from the US National Park Service Images of Heart Mountain Relocation Center by Jack Richard, from Buffalo Bill Historical Center's McCracken Research Library Roy Nakata papers on departing the Relocation Center, circa 1939–1945, The Bancroft Library Guide to the Heart Mountain War Relocation Papers at the University of Montana Contains publications and other items produced at the Relocation Center "The Legacy of Heart Mountain" Documentary about life at the Heart Mountain Relocation Center. Archive of Takeo Shikamura and Hatsu Shikamura, East Asia Library, Stanford Libraries. This archive contains papers relating to the Shikamura family's internment at Heart Mountain. Internment camps for Japanese Americans National Historic Landmarks in Wyoming Buildings and structures in Park County, Wyoming Residential buildings completed in 1942 Museums in Park County, Wyoming History museums in Wyoming World War II museums in the United States Military and war museums in Wyoming Ethnic museums in Wyoming Residential buildings on the