TL;DR: "Others acknowledged Fred Yamamoto, a 1936 Palo Alto High School graduate held in a Japanese internment camp during World War II who later joined the U.S. Army, is an inspirational figure, but said a school named after him
would just cause confusion among Asian-Americans (just because he has the same surname as the
unrelated WW2 Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamato)... One parent said giving a school the Yamamoto surname is akin to naming a school with Jewish students after Adolf Hitler..."
Web title: "Palo Alto: Pearl Harbor memories stir parents to oppose school name change", but the Pearl Harbor reference is falsified clickbait; the objections have nothing to do with Pearl Harbor but instead stem from with I. Yamamoto's actions in the far East.