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Seventeen Korean women, survivors of Japanese wartime comfort stations, arrive in California in 1945 as refugees. Their first experience of American kindness comes through an unexpected visit to Stella's Beauty Salon, where volunteer stylists wash, cut, and style their hair, offering them dignity through simple acts of care.

The physical transformation—new hairstyles, manicured nails, light makeup—catalyzes an emotional shift. For women systematically dehumanized through years of sexual slavery, these small mercies remind them of their worth as human beings.

A subsequent picnic connects them with American women who welcome them without judgment. Through friendships, vocational training, and community support, the survivors begin rebuilding their lives—finding jobs, sharing apartments, and daring to hope again.

The story chronicles their journey from broken victims to women reclaiming agency, proving that even after unimaginable trauma, the human spirit can heal, regenerate, and ultimately thrive.