The 100TH, Seeds of Aloha crew was greeted by local Italian press even before landing. Over a three-week journey, we followed the battle campaigns of the 100th/442nd RCT, beginning in southern Italy at Salerno, traveling up the boot to France, then into Germany to cover the 522nd FABʻs campaign (they were detached from the 100th/442nd), then back through Austria to the Apennine Mountains in Italy to cover the breaking of the Gothic Line.
Piazza intitolata al senatore ʻNiseiʻ Inouye Il regista Steve Sue girera un documentario
Square named after Senator ʻNiseiʻ Inouye Director Steve Sue to shoot documentary”
A key shot for the film was a finale event in San Terenzo Monte and Tendola, where the late US Senator Daniel K. Inouye lost his right arm in battle and where the towns dedicated their town square, “Daniel Inouye Piazza.” It was a heartfelt moment of gratitude, hope and global unification.
Piazza Daniel Inouye Festa a San Terenzo con i discendenti Nisei Un ponte con le Hawaii. Leri mattina Lʻiniziativa con la scopertura della targa commemorativa Omaggio al sacrificio dei soldati nippo-americani che lierarono il paese
Piazza Daniel Inouye Celebration in San Terenzo with the Nisei descendants A bridge with Hawaii. Yesterday morning the initiative with the unveiling of the commemorative plaque Homage to the sacrifice of the Japanese-American soldiers who liberated the country
I Nisei, le Hawaii e Fivizzano (Istituito il “piazza day”) La decione del sindaco di Honolulu per lʻinaugurazione dello spazio a Inouye in arrivo anche una troupe americana per girare un approfondito docu-film
The Nisei, Hawaii and Fivizzano (The “piazza day” established) The decision of the mayor of Honolulu for the inauguration of the space in Inouye an American crew is also arriving to shoot an in-depth documentary film
The Production Crew extends mahalo and love to all of our new 100TH Global ʻOhana. Everywhere we went for three weeks in Europe was full of love and connection. We captured everything we set out to get yet received so much more. The only thing Steve didnʻt get was a meatball… apparently meatballs and spaghetti are an American thing.