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Journal Entry #22 Pages for $3.99: "Hapless Heroes..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…
Neal Yamamoto • June 8, 2013
第3回（前編） ターミナル・アイランド
ある土曜日の午後、私はサンペドロ方面に車を走らせていた。ハーバー・フリーウェイの終点の少し手前の分岐点で、緑色のヴィンセントトマス橋の方へと進む。昨年の夏に有名な映画監督が飛び降り自殺をしたこの橋は…
Keiko Fukuda • June 7, 2013
Lessons From the Japanese Canadian Experience - Part 1 of 3
I will begin with a story. Over a century ago, Japanese immigrants landed on North America’s …
Maryka Omatsu • June 7, 2013
The Greatest “Thing” in America
The once-in-a-lifetime event of visiting America’s premier building, The White House can&rsqu…
Eric Nakamura • June 6, 2013
古いフィルム（２） ドウラードス植民地事業
この古いフィルムには、前回記載したシーン以外に、私の一家と深い関わりのある映像が含まれている。それは父が一生を賭けたドウラードス植民地事業に関してである。今でも私の手元にこの古い映像が残っていること…
Hidemitsu Miyamura • June 5, 2013
Language and Silence—The Poetry of Asano Miyata Saijo (1891-1966)
In July 1932, on the occasion of the Los Angeles Olympic Games, The Kashu Mainichi ran an article w…
Patricia Wakida • June 5, 2013
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Asano Miyata Sanjo
authors
brides
California
generations
haiku
Heart Mountain
Heart Mountain concentration camp
Hinatabokko (book)
immigrants
immigration
Issei
Japan
Japanese language newspapers
Kashu Mainichi (newspaper)
literature
Los Angeles
migration
Montebello
newspapers
picture brides
poetry
prewar
Rafu Shimpo (newspaper)
Tachibana Ginza (journal)
United States
wives
World War II
World War II camps
writers
Wyoming
Strawberry Hill, British Columbia: A New Perspective On the 1942 Evacuation
On the Friday before Remembrance Day last year, I took part in a memorable presentation called Wome…
Susan Aihoshi • June 4, 2013
British Columbia
Canada
discrimination
education
Fraser Valley
interpersonal relations
Japanese Canadians
May Brown
neighborhoods
Pearl Harbor attack, Hawaii, 1941
racism
Remembrance Day (Canada)
Strawberry Hill (Surrey, B.C.)
Surrey (B.C.)
teachers
teaching
Torn Apart: The Internment Diary of Mary Kobayashi (book)
Vancouver (B.C.)
World War II
British Columbia
Canada
discrimination
education
Fraser Valley
interpersonal relations
Japanese Canadians
May Brown
neighborhoods
Pearl Harbor attack, Hawaii, 1941
racism
Remembrance Day (Canada)
Strawberry Hill (Surrey, B.C.)
Surrey (B.C.)
teachers
teaching
Torn Apart: The Internment Diary of Mary Kobayashi (book)
Vancouver (B.C.)
World War II
Does Terminology Matter?
In recent years, the Nikkei community has engaged in a renewed discussion to reject the euphemistic…
Barbara Takei • June 3, 2013
Journal Entry #Published in 1938: "Making History in 13 Pages..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…
Neal Yamamoto • June 1, 2013
