Discover Nikkei

https://www.discovernikkei.org/en/journal/article/

Journal Search

en
ja
es
pt
Speaking Up! Democracy, Justice, Dignity
A Much Debated Question
“Poetic license?…” appears to be the hot topic of the day, and is a much debated…

Juliet S. Kono • Sept. 30, 2013

en
ja
es
pt
Anshu (book) authors conferences fiction Japanese American National Museum Japanese American National Museum (organization) Juliet S. Kono non-fiction novels poetic license Seattle Speaking Up! (event) United States Washington writers writing
Anshu (book) authors conferences fiction Japanese American National Museum Japanese American National Museum (organization) Juliet S. Kono non-fiction novels poetic license Seattle Speaking Up! (event) United States Washington writers writing
en
ja
es
pt
Japanese American National Museum Store Online
Author Jamie Ford: From Eating Scones to Writing a Bestseller
“On the side of the trunk was the name Shimizu, hand-painted in large white letters. It was o…

Edward Yoshida • Jan. 20, 2011

en
ja
es
pt
authors fiction Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet (book) hotels interviews Jamie Ford literature novels Puyallup temporary detention center Seattle temporary detention centers United States Washington World War II World War II camps
authors fiction Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet (book) hotels interviews Jamie Ford literature novels Puyallup temporary detention center Seattle temporary detention centers United States Washington World War II World War II camps
en
ja
es
pt
FELIZ NATAL! — MERRY CHRISTMAS!: The Brazilian Connection - Part 2
>> Part 1Early the next morning, Cousin Hiroshi, who spoke fairly good English, Mandarin and …

Fuku Yokoyama Tsukiyama • Dec. 25, 2010

en
ja
es
pt
Brazil Christmas fiction food Hawaii holidays United States
Brazil Christmas fiction food Hawaii holidays United States
en
ja
es
pt
FELIZ NATAL! — MERRY CHRISTMAS!: The Brazilian Connection - Part 1
It wasn’t until the samba beat of the tune “Brazil” roused me from a semi-stupor …

Fuku Yokoyama Tsukiyama • Dec. 24, 2010

en
ja
es
pt
Brazil Christmas fiction food Hawaii holidays United States
Brazil Christmas fiction food Hawaii holidays United States
en
ja
es
pt
The Remembering Tree III - part 2
>> Part 1Japan CruiseThis past April, my husband and I joined several of our close Hawai&lsqu…

Fuku Yokoyama Tsukiyama • Dec. 23, 2010

en
ja
es
pt
Christmas fiction food Hawaii holidays languages United States
Christmas fiction food Hawaii holidays languages United States
en
ja
es
pt
What Pearl Harbor Wrought
Epilogue
Life: …the sequence of physical and mental experiences that make up the existence of an indi…

Akio Konoshima • Nov. 16, 2010

en
ja
es
pt
families fiction
families fiction
en
ja
es
pt
What Pearl Harbor Wrought
A Soldier is a Soldier - Part 5
As he sat alone, Jo scanned the room. In the dim light of the room's lone bulb, he could see a scro…

Akio Konoshima • Oct. 29, 2010

en
ja
es
pt
families fiction identity Japan Korean War, 1950-1953 racism soldiers travel
families fiction identity Japan Korean War, 1950-1953 racism soldiers travel
en
ja
es
pt
What Pearl Harbor Wrought
A Soldier is a Soldier - Part 4
The hon-ke (family home) stood on a rise at the start of a small vale. In the twilight, Jo could ma…

Akio Konoshima • Oct. 22, 2010

en
ja
es
pt
families fiction identity Japan Korean War, 1950-1953 racism soldiers travel
families fiction identity Japan Korean War, 1950-1953 racism soldiers travel
en
ja
es
pt
What Pearl Harbor Wrought
A Soldier is a Soldier - Part 3
The flat wooden deck of the river ferry was small. Jo, his duffle bag and small back pack, and Isam…

Akio Konoshima • Oct. 15, 2010

en
ja
es
pt
families fiction identity Japan Korean War, 1950-1953 racism soldiers travel
families fiction identity Japan Korean War, 1950-1953 racism soldiers travel
en
ja
es
pt
What Pearl Harbor Wrought
A Soldier is a Soldier - Part 1
June 25, 1950: North Korea invades South Korea. The United States was convinced that the Korean War…

Akio Konoshima • Oct. 1, 2010

en
ja
es
pt
families fiction identity Japan Korean War, 1950-1953 racism soldiers travel
families fiction identity Japan Korean War, 1950-1953 racism soldiers travel
We’re looking for stories like yours! Submit your article, essay, fiction, or poetry to be included in our archive of global Nikkei stories. Learn More
New Site Design See exciting new changes to Discover Nikkei. Find out what’s new and what’s coming soon! Learn More
Newsletter Sign Up Sign up for our newsletter and get exclusive content.
Support This Project To continue to grow this project, we need your help! Ways To Help