Tape 6 through Tape 7. In the third interview session, conducted on January 18, 1995, Fujita discusses his experiences living in Ontario, Oregon, after his release from Minidoka in 1945, and his return to Portland the next year. He talks about his high school experience, about having rheumatic fever and later tuberculosis, and about working at the Riverside Hotel, which was operated by his family. He discusses how his incarceration experiences affected his mental health, compares Japanese and American cultures, and talks about the anger Japanese Americans felt during incarceration. He also speaks further about his experiences at the Minidoka Relocation Center. He discusses the Riverside Hotel’s policy of renting rooms to Black people at a time when most hotels were segregated.