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Collective Memories of the Store
The Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight calls JANM’s exhibition, Glenn Kaino: Aki…
Helen Yoshida • Oct. 10, 2023
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City Terrace
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Glenn Akira Kaino
Glenn Kaino: Aki’s Market (exhibition)
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Japanese American National Museum
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artists
California
City Terrace
East Los Angeles
Glenn Akira Kaino
Glenn Kaino: Aki’s Market (exhibition)
Heart Mountain
Heart Mountain concentration camp
imprisonment
incarceration
Japanese American National Museum
Japanese American National Museum (organization)
Los Angeles
postwar
United States
virtual reality
World War II
World War II camps
Wyoming
Obituary: Hank ‘Toto’ Kagawa, Owner of Fish King Market
Fish King in Glendale has announced that Hank “Toto” Kagawa passed away on the morning …
The Rafu Shimpo • April 6, 2023
Sacramento Woman Remembered for Japanese-Style Box Lunches, Giving Heart
Mollie Oto is one of those rare people of whom it could be said was truly irreplaceable. But thou…
John Sammon • March 27, 2022
The Home That Jichan and Bachan Built
How Jichan Became an Araki
Although Jichan was born Nisaku Kaneda, the second of four sons in the …
Susan Yamamura • May 7, 2020
Santo Market Owners: Helen Santo
Read an interview with Earl Santo >>
Helen, could you introduce yourself with your full name…
Emiko Tsuchida • Dec. 9, 2019
Santo Market Owners: Earl Santo - Part 2
Read Part 1 >>
So coming back to San Jose, you resettled back here?
Yes.
Was the reason be…
Emiko Tsuchida • Dec. 3, 2019
Santo Market Owners: Earl Santo - Part 1
Any visit to the quaint neighborhood of San Jose’s Japantown often necessitates that you visi…
Emiko Tsuchida • Dec. 2, 2019
business
California
economics
grocery stores
Heart Mountain
Heart Mountain concentration camp
Japantowns
management
San Jose
San Jose Japantown
Santa Anita temporary detention center
Santo Market (grocery store)
small business
stores
temporary detention centers
United States
World War II
World War II camps
Wyoming
business
California
economics
grocery stores
Heart Mountain
Heart Mountain concentration camp
Japantowns
management
San Jose
San Jose Japantown
Santa Anita temporary detention center
Santo Market (grocery store)
small business
stores
temporary detention centers
United States
World War II
World War II camps
Wyoming
Part 3: Various Japanese supermarkets
Uwajimaya, which has stores mainly in Seattle, is the largest chain store in the Pacific Northwest …
Ryusuke Kawai • Jan. 12, 2018
The charm of “free markets”
One of the pleasant habits that I have cultivated since I was young is attending “ free markets” or…
Katsuo Higuchi • Nov. 1, 2017
Pursuing Seattle Japanese Cuisine
Pursuing Japanese food and service culture with American hospitality, a restaurant was opened last …
Yuka Takeda • Oct. 31, 2016
