"Sansei" refers to the third generation of Japanese Americans, specifically those whose grandparents immigrated from Japan to the United States. The term is derived from the Japanese words "san," meaning three, and "sei," meaning generation. Sansei individuals often have a unique cultural identity, blending their Japanese heritage with American influences. Many Sansei have played significant roles in various fields, including arts, politics, and sports. They are part of a broader narrative of the Japanese American experience, which includes the challenges of assimilation and the preservation of cultural traditions. Sansei often work to honor their ancestors' legacy while navigating contemporary society.