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Host who were the swimmers. Guest they were children, really children from nine to the age of 15 at the most, when they began. Some were a little bit younger. They were japanese americans the children of who were immigrants from japan. Host first generation. Guest fir generation, who had come to hawaii in search of a better life, working on the sugar plantation, and in particular on maui. Maui was one of the largest suggest has one of the largest sugar plantations at that time, starting at the turn of the 20th century. These children grew up in housing that looked not unlike the ticky tacky houses, and the conditions of internment camps that later many of their relatives were living. The plantation was a place where you signed in. You had to sign in and out to get in and out. People lived in segregated camps, so over the years as sugar developed, as a commodity in hawaii it there was a really interesting shift from the first set of workers who came those who were portuguese workers, an

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