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DESCRIPTION:<strong>About the book:</strong>&nbsp\;The first Okinawan immig
 rants arrived in Honolulu in January 1900 to work as contract laborers on 
 Hawai'i's sugar plantations. Over time\, Okinawans would continue migratin
 g east to the continental U.S.\, Canada\, Brazil\, Peru\, Argentina\, Boli
 via\, Mexico\, Cuba\, Paraguay\, New Caledonia\, and the islands of Micron
 esia. The essays in this volume commemorate these diasporic experiences wi
 thin the geopolitical context of East Asia. NJAHS Peace Gallery and Gift S
 hop. 1684 Post St.\, San Francisco\, CA (between Laguna and Webster) Admis
 sion is Free! Click&nbsp\;<a href="https://njahs.org/shop/books/okinawan-d
 iaspora/prod_183.html">here</a>&nbsp\;to buy&nbsp\;<strong><em><a href="ht
 tps://njahs.org/shop/books/okinawan-diaspora/prod_183.html">Okinawan Diasp
 ora</a></em></strong>&nbsp\;in the NJAHS Online Store!
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SUMMARY:Booksigning With Rev. Ronald Nakasone - Author Of Okinawan Diaspora
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