Pictured in 1929 (right), Terasaki pursued post-graduate studies in English literature at Brown University before becoming an attaché at the Japanese embassy in Washington, DC. There he met his future wife, Gwen—left in 1937 with the couple's daughter, Mariko. (Courtesy of Cole Miller, bridgetothesun.org)
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