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“During the New Year holiday season, Maneki and Nikko Low served Sake and relish free of charge to all who stopped by. They decorated the ...
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A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese descent. This week, “New Year's Resolutions - Past and Present” Check back ...
Japanese New Years was one of the few traditions that made the jump when my great grandparents, like many others, left Japan for a better ...
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WAPATO — The dense aroma of steaming rice filled the narrow stairway leading to the basement of the Bussei Kaikan, the big brick gymnasium near the ...
“She’s making soup!” That was my mother’s and my aunts’ hint to us children, that it was time for us to get out ...
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Oshogatsu (New Year) is the most important celebration in the Japanese calendar. Even here in Brazil, with its eminently Christian culture, the date is celebrated ...
Read Part 1 >> A Nikkei Holiday Story By John Nishio This is the story of the 104th Annual Nishio Mochitsuki. On Tuesday night, we hosted ...
In our January e-newsletter, Discover Nikkei put out a call for Oshogatsu stories. We asked our Nikkei readers from around the world to show us ...
“10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Happy New Year!” It’s a new year. For Americans, it’s their last holiday ...
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The migration over to Southeast Portland on the first day of the year is something that I will always remember. There were the times when ...
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