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Greenwood was the first “internment centre” and Tashme was the last. In-between, there …

Chuck Tasaka • July 22, 2016

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Hori Bathhouse Restored

Frank Hori recalled days when he enjoyed soaking in the family bathtub in the 1930s in a farming va…

The North American Post • July 14, 2016

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You Are Canadian Nisei If...

Most Yonsei (4th generation Nikkei) and Gosei (5th) are most likely living very comfortable lives w…

Chuck Tasaka • Dec. 9, 2015

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Piecing Together the Past: Restoring a Japanese American Bath House

At one end of the porch of the Neely Mansion there’s a pile of broken bottles, ceramic shards…

Tamiko Nimura • Dec. 8, 2015

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Chapter 3: My First Ofuro

It was my 12th summerMy first time visiting my grandma’s homeMy first time seeing a large cof…

Laura Honda-Hasegawa • Aug. 3, 2011

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Hori Bathhouse Restored

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Piecing Together the Past: Restoring a Japanese American Bath House

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