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第一話　ケンジンニョはブラジルを発見した！

新しい学校での初めての日、大変な下痢のため、少年は学校に行けなかった。母親は心配した。フェイジョアーダがあたったのかと思った。しかし、少年は内心ではちゃんと分かっていた、どうしてそうなったのか。…

Laura Honda-Hasegawa • June 18, 2012

Brazil dekasegi fiction foreign workers Nikkei in Japan

Brazil dekasegi fiction foreign workers Nikkei in Japan

The Manzanar Pilgrimage, Redressing Japanese America, and Repairing the USA

Editor’s Note: The following is the keynote address delivered at the 39th Annual Manzanar Pil…

Arthur A. Hansen • June 18, 2012

2000s Arthur A. Hansen California concentration camps Manzanar Committee (organization) Manzanar concentration camp Manzanar Pilgrimage (event) pilgrimages Redress movement Sue Kunitomi Embrey United States World War II World War II camps

2000s Arthur A. Hansen California concentration camps Manzanar Committee (organization) Manzanar concentration camp Manzanar Pilgrimage (event) pilgrimages Redress movement Sue Kunitomi Embrey United States World War II World War II camps

The Asian American Literary Review

Asian American Literature Forum Response by Richard Oyama

“Are there any continuities,” wonders scholar Min Hyoung Song, “between the earli…

Richard Oyama • June 17, 2012

Asian Americans authors literature New York (state) poetry poets Richard Oyama United States writers

Asian Americans authors literature New York (state) poetry poets Richard Oyama United States writers

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #100% Possible...Eventually: "Apocalypse When?..."

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

Neal Yamamoto • June 16, 2012

cartoonists cartoons humor

cartoonists cartoons humor

From Above

The headline Portraits and memories of those who survived the war, in the Book Section of the onlin…

Edward Moreno • June 15, 2012

atomic bomb survivors bombings bombs hibakusha Hiroshima (city) Hiroshima Prefecture Japan Kyushu Nagasaki (city) Nagasaki Prefecture photography World War II

atomic bomb survivors bombings bombs hibakusha Hiroshima (city) Hiroshima Prefecture Japan Kyushu Nagasaki (city) Nagasaki Prefecture photography World War II

Japanese American National Museum Store Online

Author Dr. Cherstin M. Lyon: Honoring Footsteps in the Sands of Time

Gordon Hirabayashi patiently sat in a jail cell as military officials discussed what to do with him…

Edward Yoshida • June 14, 2012

authors Cherstin M. Lyon civil disobedience Constitution of the United States constitutions discrimination Gordon Hirabayashi interpersonal relations prisons Prisons and Patriots (book) resisters United States World War II

authors Cherstin M. Lyon civil disobedience Constitution of the United States constitutions discrimination Gordon Hirabayashi interpersonal relations prisons Prisons and Patriots (book) resisters United States World War II

The Colombian Nikkei and the Narration of Selves - Part 2 of 4

Read part 1 >> 3. Learning a foreign languageOne of the most challenging issues for Japa…

Ana María Díaz Collazos • June 13, 2012

Colombia identity languages

Colombia identity languages

Un lienzo de ocho décadas. Venancio Shinki pinta su vida en lo pequeño y en lo grande

No está dispuesto a perder las mejores horas del día, esas en las que el sol acompa&n…

Angélica Camacho +1 • June 12, 2012

artists arts Peru Venancio Shinki

artists arts Peru Venancio Shinki

Japanese American National Museum Store Online

Hapa-ly Ever After: An Interview with Jeff Chiba Stearns

Growing up in the predominantly white city of Kelowna, British Columbia, Jeff Chiba Stearns felt ve…

Mia Nakaji Monnier • June 12, 2012

Arizona artists Canadians Claire Mix concentration camps documentaries families filmmakers films Gila River (Ariz.) Gila River concentration camp hapa identity Japanese Canadians Jeff Chiba Stearns One Big Hapa Family (film) racially mixed people racism United States World War II camps

Arizona artists Canadians Claire Mix concentration camps documentaries families filmmakers films Gila River (Ariz.) Gila River concentration camp hapa identity Japanese Canadians Jeff Chiba Stearns One Big Hapa Family (film) racially mixed people racism United States World War II camps

Future Festival: Mayu Takasaki Brings Us The Powell Street Festival

It was only supposed to be a one shot deal. Now it is Vancouver’s longest running ethnic fest…

Kenji Tokawa • June 11, 2012

British Columbia Canada festivals generations Japantowns matsuri Powell Street Festival Sansei Vancouver (B.C.) Yonsei

British Columbia Canada festivals generations Japantowns matsuri Powell Street Festival Sansei Vancouver (B.C.) Yonsei

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