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Robert O'Brien POW
Robert O'Brien, born in 1908 in New York, came to Guam in the 1930s with the U.S. Navy and survived four years in a prisoner of war camp in Zentsuji, Japan. read more
Techa
A techa is a traditional Catholic prayer leader. Skilled techas rhythmically direct others through meaningful experiences of prayer. read more
Chenchule'
Chenchule' is the intricate system of reciprocity at the heart of Chamorro society. It is rooted in the core value of inafa’maolek. read more
Japanese occupation of Guam
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Planting rice in Asan
The people of Guam saw huge changes to their way of life during the Japanese occupation. Taking Guam was a part of Japan's plan for regional dominance called the Greater Eat Asia Co-prosperity Sphere.
Wakako Higuchi
