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Connie Young Yu and Leslie Masunaga are Japanese American Museum of San Jose guest curators. At the…

Nancy Yang • Nov. 13, 2012

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よみがえった藤井整―『リトル・トーキョー・レポーター』の試写会にて

3年越しの夢がついに叶う加州外人土地法（排日土地法）を葬り、日系人の人権を確立させたことで知られる藤井整の生涯を描いた短編映画『リトル・トーキョー・レポーター』の試写会が、今年９月１４日、南加のパ…

Takamichi "Taka" Go • Nov. 12, 2012

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Nikkei Chronicles #1—ITADAKIMASU! A Taste of Nikkei Culture

A Japanese-Jewish Family Remains Bonded through Shared Recipes

My earliest memory is a black and white image of my young, round face peering over my parent’…

Francesca Yukari Biller • Nov. 12, 2012

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Journal Entry #10¢ to $3.99: "Golden and Silver Age Boo-Boos..."

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

Neal Yamamoto • Nov. 11, 2012

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A Response To Roger Lotchins’ “There Were No Concentration Camps In America” Article

The first lesson I want to teach my son is that there are idiots in the world. Lots of them. And ju…

Koji Steven Sakai • Nov. 9, 2012

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Nikkei Chronicles #1—ITADAKIMASU! A Taste of Nikkei Culture

Itadakimasu! Our Grandparents' Legacy

I remember when I was a kid I preferred milanesas (breaded meat cutlets) with mashed potatoes to th…

Mónica Kogiso • Nov. 9, 2012

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Yokohama and California – Searching for Artifacts of Contemporary History - Part 1

California and Yokohama Yokohama has a deep relationship with the United States of America, th…

Hiroshi Onishi • Nov. 8, 2012

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第20回メキシコ日本語教師合同研修会を終えて - その１

JICAと日墨協会の招きを受け、2011年10月29日から30日の二日間、第20回メキシコ日本語教師合同研修会に参加しました。研修会前日の28日には日本メキシコ学院と中央学園を訪問し、これからのメキ…

Yoshiko Mori • Nov. 7, 2012

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Nikkei Chronicles #1—ITADAKIMASU! A Taste of Nikkei Culture

The luau stew from Heeia Pier

A recipe that will take you back to old places and times—even if you’ve never been ther…

Mari Taketa • Nov. 7, 2012

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Nikkei Chronicles #1—ITADAKIMASU! A Taste of Nikkei Culture

The Aunties at Temple

I see in the Hawaii Tribune-Herald newspaper that novelist Lois-Ann Yamanaka is reading at the Kino…

Frances Kai-Hwa Wang • Nov. 6, 2012

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Q&A; with Common Ground Exhibit Curators, Connie Young Yu and Leslie Masunaga

よみがえった藤井整―『リトル・トーキョー・レポーター』の試写会にて

A Japanese-Jewish Family Remains Bonded through Shared Recipes

Journal Entry #10¢ to $3.99: "Golden and Silver Age Boo-Boos..."

A Response To Roger Lotchins’ “There Were No Concentration Camps In America” Article

Itadakimasu! Our Grandparents' Legacy

Yokohama and California – Searching for Artifacts of Contemporary History - Part 1

第20回メキシコ日本語教師合同研修会を終えて - その１

The luau stew from Heeia Pier

The Aunties at Temple