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The man who collected the records of the first generation: Following in the footsteps of Shinichi Kato
#14 Becoming a reporter for a Japanese newspaper
Kato helped his father on the farm in central California, and when his father returned to Japan, he…

Ryusuke Kawai • June 11, 2021

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athletics generations immigrants immigration Issei Japan Japanese language newspapers journalism journalists Kashu Mainichi (newspaper) migration MS Gripsholm (ship) newspapers Olympic Games (1932, Los Angeles, Calif.) Olympics Shinichi Kato sports United States
athletics generations immigrants immigration Issei Japan Japanese language newspapers journalism journalists Kashu Mainichi (newspaper) migration MS Gripsholm (ship) newspapers Olympic Games (1932, Los Angeles, Calif.) Olympics Shinichi Kato sports United States
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The First Japanese American Battery Included a Future Hollywood Actor and a Philanthropist
Bigotry towards Japanese immigrants in San Francisco climaxed on October 11, 1906 when the city&rsq…

Robert K. Fitts • April 23, 2021

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baseball California high schools Japanese Americans newspapers San Francisco schools sports United States
baseball California high schools Japanese Americans newspapers San Francisco schools sports United States
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How fair is “Fair Enough?” Westbrook Pegler and Japanese Americans - Part 2
Read Part 1 >> On May 4, 1943, a few days after his two columns on Japanese Americans appear…

Greg Robinson +1 • Feb. 12, 2021

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columnists Korematsu v. United States newspapers World War II
columnists Korematsu v. United States newspapers World War II
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How fair is “Fair Enough?” Westbrook Pegler and Japanese Americans - Part 1
On March 28, 1945, the Manzanar Free Press ran a remarkable article relating to Japanese Americans.…

Greg Robinson +1 • Feb. 11, 2021

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columnists Korematsu v. United States newspapers World War II
columnists Korematsu v. United States newspapers World War II
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Peru Shimpo: 70 years standing
The Second World War was a disaster for the Japanese community living in Peru. In addition to the d…

Enrique Higa Sakuda • July 15, 2020

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Alejandro Yoshioka Ciria Chauca Diro Hasegawa Japanese language newspapers Mario Teves newspapers Pedro Ruiz Peru Peru Shimpo (newspaper)
Alejandro Yoshioka Ciria Chauca Diro Hasegawa Japanese language newspapers Mario Teves newspapers Pedro Ruiz Peru Peru Shimpo (newspaper)
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Kizuna 2020: Nikkei Kindness and Solidarity During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Energizing Or End Times For a 117-Year-Old Publication
This is how I go cover a story now. I put on a cloth mask and wash my hands, grab my recorder and p…

Gwen Muranaka • June 3, 2020

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community newspapers COVID-19 Discover Nikkei Japanese language newspapers Kizuna 2020 (series) newspapers Rafu Shimpo (newspaper)
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Power of Our Stories
Bridging the Cultural Gap with Stories: The Zentoku Foundation
In 2018, Mark Nakakihara founded the Zentoku Foundation, which is a non-profit organization dedicat…

Daijiro Don Kanase • April 14, 2020

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documentaries films interviews nonprofit organizations Paper Chase (film) stories Zentoku Foundation (organization)
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Long-time Gone: Toronto’s J-Town - Part 3
Read Part 2 >> Every community has and needs services and other institutions. J-Town Toronto…

Terry Watada • Feb. 27, 2020

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Canada communities Japanese Canadians Japantowns newspapers Ontario The Canada Times The Continental Times (newspaper) The New Canadian (newspaper) Toronto
Canada communities Japanese Canadians Japantowns newspapers Ontario The Canada Times The Continental Times (newspaper) The New Canadian (newspaper) Toronto
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Tule Lake History Passed on from Father to Son: Iwao and Hiroshi Shimizu
Tule Lake Committee chair Hiroshi Shimizu attended his first Tule Lake Pilgrimage in 1994, clutchin…

Sharon Yamato • Sept. 26, 2019

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California concentration camps Crystal City internment camp Department of Justice camps editors Hokubei Mainichi Hokubei Times (newspaper) imprisonment incarceration iwao shimizu Japanese Americans Japanese language newspapers newspapers Nichi Bei Foundation (organization) Nichi Bei Times (newspaper) pilgrimages renunciation Texas Tule Lake concentration camp United States World War II World War II camps
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Dutch Newspapers and Nikkei Stories - Lessons from Japanese-American Incarceration and Redress from Afar
On the morning of Friday, October 30, 1992, readers in the Netherlands opened copies of the NRC Han…

Jonathan van Harmelen • June 27, 2019

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Dutch Japanese Americans newspapers Redress movement
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