Hiroshi Kashiwagi quotes

Even at school, we were, as I say, we were separated, and...and friends were Japanese. So, yeah, I think I considered myself Japanese more than Japanese American, though we would hear that we, we were citizens of this country, and so we had certain rights and so forth. But the parents were strangers, outsiders, and they had to kind of maneuver with the, the racism and pressure and so that, yeah, I felt more Japanese, I think. (Hiroshi Kashiwagi)
On stage the interaction with the audience happens while performing. In fact, the actor needs and depends on the audience response. It not only energizes and enhances the actor's performance but is a source of much satisfaction. When acting in film, you are acting for the camera so you are not dealing directly with the audience... View quote
Hiroshi Kashiwagi