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Wakako Yamauchi - Japanese American Soul
Part 1: Childhood and the War Years
Wakako Yamauchi, who died on August 16, 2018 at age 93, was a groundbreaking Japanese-American play…

Ross M. Levine • Jan. 11, 2019

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And the Soul Shall Dance (play) Arizona authors concentration camps East West Players (organization) generations Nisei playwrights Poston concentration camp United States Wakako Yamauchi World War II World War II camps writers
And the Soul Shall Dance (play) Arizona authors concentration camps East West Players (organization) generations Nisei playwrights Poston concentration camp United States Wakako Yamauchi World War II World War II camps writers
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Canadian Nikkei Series
Sally Ito’s Memoir The Emperor’s Orphans: An interview - Part 2
Read Part 1 >> What does being Nikkei mean to you today? Being Nikkei today means being aw…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • Nov. 20, 2018

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authors books Canada culture Hawaii identity Japanese Americans Japanese Canadians languages library materials literature memoirs Nikkei poetry poets publications repatriation Sally Ito The Emperor’s Orphans (book) United States World War II writers
authors books Canada culture Hawaii identity Japanese Americans Japanese Canadians languages library materials literature memoirs Nikkei poetry poets publications repatriation Sally Ito The Emperor’s Orphans (book) United States World War II writers
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Canadian Nikkei Series
Sally Ito’s Memoir The Emperor’s Orphans: An interview - Part 1
Nation of Birds What if our only home were the air And our wings flapping through it? And time t…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • Nov. 19, 2018

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authors books Canada culture Hawaii identity Japanese Americans Japanese Canadians languages library materials literature memoirs Nikkei poetry poets publications repatriation United States World War II writers
authors books Canada culture Hawaii identity Japanese Americans Japanese Canadians languages library materials literature memoirs Nikkei poetry poets publications repatriation United States World War II writers
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Playwright Wakako Yamauchi, Remembered for And The Soul Shall Dance
Wakako Yamauchi, a renowned Nisei writer best known for her play And the Soul Shall Dance, passed…

The Rafu Shimpo • Aug. 29, 2018

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And the Soul Shall Dance (play) Arizona authors concentration camps East West Players (organization) generations Nisei obituaries playwrights Poston concentration camp United States Wakako Yamauchi World War II World War II camps writers
And the Soul Shall Dance (play) Arizona authors concentration camps East West Players (organization) generations Nisei obituaries playwrights Poston concentration camp United States Wakako Yamauchi World War II World War II camps writers
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My Name is Neal
Journal Entry #4-Time WGA Winner: "...A Holy Chore..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • July 14, 2018

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authors cartoonists cartoons humor screenwriting
authors cartoonists cartoons humor screenwriting
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Mas Arai’s Last Mystery: Interview with Naomi Hirahara
“I [accepted a] writing fellowship in Kansas to focus on the novel that I had been working …

Kimiko Medlock • March 13, 2018

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authors Hiroshima Boy (book) Mas Arai mystery series Naomi Hirahara writers
authors Hiroshima Boy (book) Mas Arai mystery series Naomi Hirahara writers
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K.K. Kawakami, Cosmopolitan Issei Writer
One intriguing aspect of Japanese immigrant experience before World War II was the diverse intell…

Greg Robinson +1 • Feb. 22, 2018

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asia at the door (book) authors generations immigrants immigration Issei Japan Kiyoshi Karl Kawakami migration writers
asia at the door (book) authors generations immigrants immigration Issei Japan Kiyoshi Karl Kawakami migration writers
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Camp Memorials, Silence, and Restlessness: A Dialogue with Brandon Shimoda - Part 2
Read Part 1 >> May 15, 2017 Hi Brandon, I wonder if we both answer questions by adding to …

Tamiko Nimura • June 9, 2017

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authors Brandon Shimoda historic sites history memorials World War II camps writers
authors Brandon Shimoda historic sites history memorials World War II camps writers
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Camp Memorials, Silence, and Restlessness: A Dialogue with Brandon Shimoda - Part 1
2017 has been a Year of Remembrance in the Japanese American community, commemorating 75 years si…

Tamiko Nimura • June 8, 2017

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authors Brandon Shimoda historic sites history memorials World War II camps writers
authors Brandon Shimoda historic sites history memorials World War II camps writers
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Whodunit? Naomi Hirahara Draws Readers Into Japanese American History and Culture
Born and raised in Pasadena, California, Naomi Hirahara is a writer with a love of Japanese America…

Carol Cheh • May 13, 2016

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authors books California fiction Japanese language newspapers library materials Mas Arai mystery series Naomi Hirahara newspapers novels publications Rafu Shimpo (newspaper) Sayonara Slam (book) United States writers
authors books California fiction Japanese language newspapers library materials Mas Arai mystery series Naomi Hirahara newspapers novels publications Rafu Shimpo (newspaper) Sayonara Slam (book) United States writers
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