Camp life begins to take on a normal day-to-day routine for Yuki. All camp internees must be in their quarters at 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. for a headcount. Yuki feels that this inconvenience is silly, but Mrs. Sakane insists that Yuki comply with the orders. Gradually, the camp becomes more organized and somewhat better supplied.
A camp school system is organized, and Yuki and Emi begin attending classes. Yuki finds comfort in the familiar surroundings and practices of school. The Sakane family becomes situated well enough that Ken feels he can apply for college, and he does so. Mrs. Sakane makes a small garden outside of the apartment, and she plants and grows flowers. Many other camp internees plant flower gardens. Coupon books are issued to adults each month, and.....
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