Print Heart Mountain Sutra Stones (8x10) origami paper not a polite term

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but their parents were Japanese immigrants and had been imprisoned in camps as a consequence of Executive Order 9066

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Print Heart Mountain Sutra Stones (8x10) origami paper not a polite termImage of the Sutra stones from Heart Mountain that are in JANM's collection. In the late 1940s, near the site of the Heart Mountain concentration camp cemetery, a bulldozer uncovered a 55 gallon barrel full of stones; each painted with a Japanese character (kanji). It is believed that these stones appear to form a Buddhist sutra or prayer. Around 1600, it was a practice of devout Buddhists to copy sutras a character at a time on stones. When the sutra