First generation Japanese immigrants refer to themselves as “issei” (pronounced “ee-say”) which is a combination of the term “one” and the term “generation”. Second generation immigrants refer to themselves as “nisei” (pronounced “nee-say”) and third generation immigrants refer to themselves as “sansei” (pronounced “saan-say”). In 1913, the state of California, United States of America passed the Alien Land Law, making owning agricultural land impossible for issei immigrants as they would now be...
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