Milton Murayama
All I Asking for Is My Body
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1988
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Al I Asking For is My Body
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“Grandfather could've declared bankruptcy and not pay back his debts."
"That's the trouble with the Oyamas. They want to act big and generous and honest with the outsiders. They want to put up a big face at the expense of their children.”
― All I Asking for Is My Body
"That's the trouble with the Oyamas. They want to act big and generous and honest with the outsiders. They want to put up a big face at the expense of their children.”
― All I Asking for Is My Body
“It just didn't make sense, I kept thinking. Here they worried you to death, made you a nervous wreck, don't do this, don't do that, don't do anything that'd bring shame to the Japanese race, don't be a rotten apple and spoil the whole barrel. What chance have I got, me, a single apple getting slammed by a barrelful of rottenness? Even if I tried deliberately, every day of my life, I wouldn't be able to produce one-thousandth of the massive shame of Pearl Harbor.”
― All I Asking for Is My Body
― All I Asking for Is My Body
“All this discipline was like pinching a balloon, I bulged somewhere else, especially inside my head.”
― All I Asking for Is My Body
― All I Asking for Is My Body
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