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"I want to protect Registro black tea" = 88-year-old Ume Shimada steps up = New brand "Obaa-chan" launched = Striving to develop sales channels

Registro, São Paulo, once thrived as the "tea capital," but because the tea industry was …

Asami Kojima • May 5, 2015

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Internment of Japanese Americans on Angel Island during World War II

Chokichi Satow – “Double Angel” Detained on Angel Island at Least Twice

Satow was born in Miyagi-ken, Japan on January 15, 1885. He first arrived in San Francisco in 190…

Grant Din • May 5, 2015

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Angel Island (Calif.) California immigration imprisonment incarceration Japanese Americans National Archives and Records Administration repatriation United States U.S. National Park Service (organization) World War II

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Nikkei Detective

Chapter Ten—Following the Doc Martens

Read Chapter Nine >> Some people, when faced with a crisis, go ballistic. They run around, th…

Naomi Hirahara • May 4, 2015

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Grandmother's Letter: Children and Books in Japanese American Internment Camps

Chapter 3: Concentration Camps in the Wilderness: 1942-1946 — Part 1 (4)

Read Chapter 3 (3) >> Helping with the harvest — late autumn It is also a fruitful autumn. It…

Yuri Brockett • May 4, 2015

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California children concentration camps Idaho libraries Manzanar concentration camp Minidoka concentration camp riots United States World War II World War II camps

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My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #About 100,000 Per Head: "Hair History..."

A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • May 2, 2015

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Japanese community in Colonia Urquiza, Partido de La Plata

Part XI: Study of an immigrant family, the Tsuru Family — Part 1

The Tsuru family in Japan This story is based on an interview with Mr. Tsuru, about his family in J…

Irene Isabel Cafiero • May 1, 2015

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Franci: Nisei Musician in Brazil, America, and Japan—“Music is my language”

Conversation with father was in Japanese “I was a timid child and did not like to stand in…

Keiko Fukuda • April 30, 2015

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Interaction with Japanese people: To help them learn about Japan ~ Taro Kono, Member of the House of Representatives ~

Taro Kono, a member of the House of Representatives, visited the area as a lecturer for the Mitsubi…

The North American Post • April 29, 2015

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Daniel K. Inouye Taro Kono U.S. Senate

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Stage Adaptation Of “No-No Boy” Violates John Okada’s Novel

A headline first written by Frank Chin in 2010, “Don’t F**k With No-No Boy,” capt…

Frank Abe • April 29, 2015

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A Response to Frank Abe's article

*Editor’s Note: Frank Abe shared his opinions about Ken Narasaki’s stage adaptation of …

Ken Narasaki • April 29, 2015

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Frank Abe Ken Narasaki No-No Boy (book) No-No Boy (play) plays

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