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Read Part 3 >>After this case Marion’s services were in such demand that the majority o…

Janice Marion Wright LaMoree • April 9, 2010

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Profile: James Mitsumori, one of Keiro Senior HealthCare’s Founding Fathers

Although a number of Nikkei and Asian eldercare organizations grew organically out of existing Japa…

Nancy Matsumoto • April 8, 2010

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Remembering Thomas Makiyama Sensei

Whenever I go back to Japan these days, it is really with more of a sense of mission, reevaluating …

Norm Masaji Ibuki • April 7, 2010

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The Man Who Raised Green Dragons

Right at the center of Chugoku lays the prefecture of Hiroshima, one of the most fascinating, mount…

Edward Moreno • April 6, 2010

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Journal Entry #5 Personas:"Disassociated Associations..."

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

Neal Yamamoto • April 3, 2010

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J. Marion Wright: Los Angeles' Patient Crusader 1890-1970 - Part 3

Read Part 2 >>In 1913, the year of graduation from law school for Miyasaki and Wright, the Al…

Janice Marion Wright LaMoree • April 2, 2010

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Dare to Be Naive

R. Buckminster Fuller once wrote, “Dare to be naive.”In these days of non-stop irony, c…

Ken Narasaki • April 1, 2010

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My Parents -- An Introduction

We asked writer Paul Yamada about his background and what it was like for him growing up Hapa. He n…

Paul Yamada • March 31, 2010

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The Pond - Part 2

>> Part 1After a train ride, another bus ride, and a five-minute walk, I was in front of Aunt…

Mia Nakaji Monnier • March 30, 2010

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Journal Entry #99 44/100% Cool: "The 'Dude' Rules..."