however, after tanaka's debut on youtube, the the atmosphere is more of alexa.eporter: the fallout between the two countries goes back to the era of japanese colonial rule, and in particular, the exploitation of women. women like these, who were forced into sexual slavery in the 1940's. >> they must apologize and provide compensation by thoroughly examining the comfort women issue. who ran military brothels? japan did. reporter: animosity that turned into trade disputes at the national level, and sweeping boycotts of goods. beer, fashion, and tech brands, all in the firing line. that's changed now, with japan brew back in favor again, much to the pleasure of beer lovers. >> if there's something to apologize, it is right to get an apology from japan. but i think we do not need to get hung up on that and treat them badly. as neighboring countries, our young people hope we will get along with each other. reporter: if these foes and indeed becoming friends again, it is in snow -- it is in no small part of the healing power of culture. nicole: in indonesia, thousands

. >> i'm eric tanaka.e have been here for over 100 years. married my grand mother they were in the japanese camps. prior he was a successful business owner in the city. when he started to start over he was murdered. and i never met my grandfather. my grand mother and my mother were left to raise me, brother and sister my father was around but work. it was very challenging for me growing up as a young kid in the city. trying to find my identity. and so i got myself in a lot of trouble. trying to defend myself and my heritage. that i was -- raised to be proud of. and there was a time i was ashamed. you know, thinking about and understanding my family's strug and he will had my grand mother and grandfather went through i was ignited a fire to keep moving forward. i decided to dedicate my life to service. servicing my family and community and the city. one of my goal in life is to reach out to our community youth and support them so they mack myself the potential to finds careers they never thought they were c

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. >> i'm eric tanaka.rth generation japanese american born and raised in san francisco i work for the san francisco fire department station 10, truck 10 as a firefighter. i think about my journey i think about my family. my grandfather came to san francisco in 1917 we have been here for over 100 years. married my grand mother they were in the japanese camps. prior he was a successful business owner in the city. when he started to start over he was murdered. and i never met my grandfather. my grand mother and my mother were left to raise me, brother and sister my father was around but work. it was very challenging for me growing up as a young kid in the city. trying to find my identity. and so i got myself in a lot of trouble. trying to defend myself and my heritage. that i was -- raised to be proud of. and there was a time i was ashamed. you know, thinking about and understanding my family's strug and he will had my grand mother and grandfather went through i was ignited a fire to keep moving forward. i de

that in 2016 adjudged terman sydney wasn't neglect a child she went to live with her paternal on tanakaervised visitation rights. meanwhile steven's parents have spoken to sydney about what happened to her dad. >> he gave his life for her. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin -- >> and this is "dateline". >> it was just a shock. not even for a second did it ever occur in my mind that he would be in danger.

that in 2016 adjudged terman sydney wasn't neglect a child she went to live with her paternal on tanaka who had been granted permanent guardianship. jennifer has supervised visitation rights. meanwhile steven's parents have spoken to sydney about what happened to her dad. >> he gave his life for her. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin -- >> and this is "dateline". >> it was just a shock. not even for a second did it ever occur in my mind that he would be in danger. it's hard to even imagine that someone could be so evil. >> at last, his dream had come true. new wife. new stepdaughter. a whole new start. >> almost an instant family for him. this scene perfect. >> and that's what made what happened so baffling. suddenly, he was dead on the floor. >> otherwise healthy 41 year old man, usually do not drop that dead. >> something is not adding up. >> could this mean murder? there were suspicions from the start, and they came from his wife. >> you believe there is a possibility that your husband was poisoned. ? >> yes, sir

. >> i'm eric tanaka. fourth generation japanese american born and raised in san francisco i work for the san francisco fire department station 10, truck 10 as a firefighter. i think about my journey i think about my family. my grandfather came to san francisco in 1917 we have been here for over 100 years. married my grand mother they were in the japanese camps. prior he was a successful business owner in the city. when he started to start over he was murdered. and i never met my grandfather. my grand mother and my mother were left to raise me, brother and sister my father was around but work. it was very challenging for me growing up as a young kid in the city. trying to find my identity. and so i got myself in a lot of trouble. trying to defend myself and my heritage. that i was -- raised to be proud of. and there was a time i was ashamed. you know, thinking about and understanding my family's strug and he will had my grand mother and grandfather went through i was ignited a fire to keep moving forward.

and see mr tanaka sanger, you can be. pagan dot ho ho gets comes problems being up kings aipac one thing young, so quite sic mcnasty writing. like you. you're okay. comments um, both thank you for your comments. i'm going to summarize what the speakers set. i'm my name is judy. i'm from district you know, one i'm absolutely see educator. i hope supervisor can well no on both budget cuts purpose proposals from the mayor's office priests don't do any change for those propositions that water rule for it. um prince listen to the community because the propositions the ah, water wall. proposition c passport position c in 2018, and this proposition helped a lot of family and the funding helped a lot, uh, family and their children. if we are to make the changes of propositions , it's going to destroy. um ah, help. i mean, how can i heard? ah early early childcare systems in, um san francisco and 2021 in 2021. we estimate there's like 57% kids can go to preschool. and this funding can really help out these kids. especially right n

. >> i'm eric tanaka.1917 we have been here for over 100 years. married my grand mother they were in the japanese camps. prior he was a successful business owner in the city. when he started to start over he was murdered. and i never met my grandfather. my grand mother and my mother were left to raise me, brother and sister my father was around but work. it was very challenging for me growing up as a young kid in the city. trying to find my identity. and so i got myself in a lot of trouble. trying to defend myself and my heritage. that i was -- raised to be proud of. and there was a time i was ashamed. you know, thinking about and understanding my family's strug and he will had my grand mother and grandfather went through i was ignited a fire to keep moving forward. i decided to dedicate my life to service. servicing my family and community and the city. one of my goal in life is to reach out to our community youth and support them so they mack myself the potential to finds careers they never thought they

and see mr tanaka sanger, you can be. pagan dot ho ho gets comes problems being up kings aipac one thing young, so quite sic mcnasty writing. like you. you're okay. comments um, both thank you for your comments. i'm going to summarize what the speakers set. i'm my name is judy. i'm from district you know, one i'm absolutely see educator. i hope supervisor can well no on both budget cuts purpose proposals from the mayor's office priests don't do any change for those propositions that water rule for it. um prince listen to the community because the propositions the ah, water wall. proposition c passport position c in 2018, and this proposition helped a lot of family and the funding helped a lot, uh, family and their children. if we are to make the changes of propositions , it's going to destroy. um ah, help. i mean, how can i heard? ah early early childcare systems in, um san francisco and 2021 in 2021. we estimate there's like 57% kids can go to preschool. and this funding can really help out these kids. especially right n

. >> i'm eric tanaka. fourth generation japanese american born and raised in san francisco i work for the san francisco fire department station 10, truck 10 as a firefighter. i think about my journey i think about my family. my grandfather came to san francisco in 1917 we have been here for over 100 years. married my grand mother they were in the japanese camps. prior he was a successful business owner in the city. when he started to start over he was murdered. and i never met my grandfather. my grand mother and my mother were left to raise me, brother and sister my father was around but work. it was very challenging for me growing up as a young kid in the city. trying to find my identity. and so i got myself in a lot of trouble. trying to defend myself and my heritage. that i was -- raised to be proud of. and there was a time i was ashamed. you know, thinking about and understanding my family's strug and he will had my grand mother and grandfather went through i was ignited a fire to keep moving forward.

. >> i'm eric tanaka.1917 we have been here for over 100 years. married my grand mother they were in the japanese camps. prior he was a successful business owner in the city. when he started to start over he was murdered. and i never met my grandfather. my grand mother and my mother were left to raise me, brother and sister my father was around but work. it was very challenging for me growing up as a young kid in the city. trying to find my identity. and so i got myself in a lot of trouble. trying to defend myself and my heritage. that i was -- raised to be proud of. and there was a time i was ashamed. you know, thinking about and understanding my family's strug and he will had my grand mother and grandfather went through i was ignited a fire to keep moving forward. i decided to dedicate my life to service. servicing my family and community and the city. one of my goal in life is to reach out to our community youth and support them so they mack myself the potential to finds careers they never thought they

and see mr tanaka sanger, you can be.an dot ho ho gets comes problems being up kings aipac one thing young, so quite sic mcnasty writing. like you. you're okay. comments um, both thank you for your comments. i'm going to summarize what the speakers set. i'm my name is judy. i'm from district you know, one i'm absolutely see educator. i hope supervisor can well no on both budget cuts purpose proposals from the mayor's office priests don't do any change for those propositions that water rule for it. um prince listen to the community because the propositions the ah, water wall. proposition c passport position c in 2018, and this proposition helped a lot of family and the funding helped a lot, uh, family and their children. if we are to make the changes of propositions , it's going to destroy. um ah, help. i mean, how can i heard? ah early early childcare systems in, um san francisco and 2021 in 2021. we estimate there's like 57% kids can go to preschool. and this funding can really help out these kids. especially right now,