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“The Gold That Heals and Transforms”: A Conversation with Dr. Satsuki Ina
It’s an incredible honor for me to speak to Dr. Satsuki Ina. Ina is a Sansei activist, ther…
Tamiko Nimura • Feb. 7, 2024
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Snow Country Prison Japanese American Internment Memorial
The Poet and the Silk Girl (book)
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United Tribes Technical College
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World War II camps
biographies
Bismarck
British Columbia
Canada
colleges
historic sites
history
memoirs
memorials
North Dakota
Satsuki Ina
Snow Country Prison Japanese American Internment Memorial
The Poet and the Silk Girl (book)
Ucluelet (B.C.)
United States
United Tribes Technical College
Vancouver Island
World War II camps
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Chapter Two—Wheelbarrow Wars
Shinshi-san went into her second bedroom, the one filled with mulberry leaves, and checked on the s…
Naomi Hirahara • Dec. 4, 2019
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Chapter One—Jou Schnell: Keeping House
Jou Schnell looked out her window of her small four-room, wood-framed house on Gold Hill. Through t…
Naomi Hirahara • Nov. 4, 2019
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“From a Silk Cocoon” (produced in 2006) Depicting the Anguish of Parents [of being] in the Internment Camps, Was Produced by SENSEI Who Was Born in an Internment camp
I was asked to go to Berkeley in September to interview Satsuki Ina- Sensei, emeritus of California…
Shigeharu Higashi • Nov. 19, 2014
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Collaging Cultural Identity in the Fabric Art of Sumi Foley
When Claremont-based fabric artist Sumi Foley was a child growing up in Osaka, Japan, she often spe…
Meher McArthur • April 4, 2014
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Silk Cocoon Shatters the Myth of the “Model Minority”
It was not until her mother died that Satsuki Ina came to understand the historic event that deeply…
Barbara Takei • Jan. 15, 2013