Allison Haramoto

A Japanese Canadian Teenage Exile: The Life History of Kazuko Makihara

Part 3: Exile and Live in Post-War Japan

Silk

Chapter One—Jou Schnell: Keeping House

Ten Little Known Stories About Topaz Concentration Camp - Part 1

A Japanese Canadian Teenage Exile: The Life History of Kazuko Makihara

Part 1: Birth and Childhood until the War

“A Pacific Ocean For The Entire World”—The Panama Canal and Its Nikkei Ties to the Pacific Northwest

Counteracting 'Invisibility' Within the JA Community

Nikkei Chronicles #8 — Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, and Inspirations

My Hero: Shinya Honda

The Summer of the Gun

Japan, not so close anymore

Nikkei Chronicles #8 — Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, and Inspirations

My Father Was A Tule Lake Resister

Canadian Nikkei Artist

David Hayashida on his first visit to BC, euphemisms and life on "The Rock" - Part 2

Nikkei Uncovered: a poetry column

Presence

Dysfunction and Sacrifice as Binding Ties

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Still Not Getting 8 Hours: "...zzzzzzz..."

Connecting a Family’s Lost Fleet to Historical Documents

What Happens When Everyone who Experienced an Event is Gone?

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry # $45 on Average for a Get-up: "Costuming..."

Nikkei Chronicles #8 — Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, and Inspirations

The Family of Shinjiro Dote and Pre-WWII Japanese of El Dorado County, CA.

Giotta Fuyo Tajiri — An Artist's Voyage

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #2 Arms, 2 Legs, 1 Tail: "Octopus Arms Next?..."

Nikkei Chronicles #8 — Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, and Inspirations

2 Presidents, 2 Senators, 2 Moms…and 2 Dads, too

Tule Lake History Passed on from Father to Son: Iwao and Hiroshi Shimizu

Canadian Nikkei Artist

David Hayashida on his first visit to BC, euphemisms and life on "The Rock" - Part 1

Akashi-Kama

The work of two multicultural Nikkei tattoo artists

A Japanese Canadian Teenage Exile: The Life History of Kazuko Makihara

Part 2: Uprooting, Dispossession, and Incarceration

The French (Nikkei) Connection: Japanese Americans in Midcentury Paris

Yoemon Shinmasu – My Grandfather's Life in Seattle

Part 5 – Barbershop business in its heyday

Edison Uno - Redress Hero, a Minority of One

Kikou Yamata: Rediscovering the First Nisei Writer

Nikkei View

I've heard "Go back where you came from" too often

Yellow Bowls And The Ugly Wartime History They Symbolize

Stepping over the Color Line: Nikkei at Historically Black Colleges and Universities

Nikkei Chronicles #8 — Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, and Inspirations

My Hero: Kiyoshi Kuwahara

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Only 7 Sins? Hardly: "Inhumane Humanity..."