Redes sociais e culturais entre o Brasil e Japão na migração de brasileirosPor Lili Kawamura Lili Kawamura foi palestrante na mesa intitulada "A vida dinâmica dos migrantes entre Brasil e Japão—Perspectivas no Brasil" no Simpósio – 100 anos de Imigração Japonesa: As múltiplas identidades da Comunidade Nikkei realizado pelo Discover Nikkei em São Paulo no dia 20 de Setembro de 2008. Introdução Minha apresentação baseia-se em pesquisa de campo realizada pela autora, com o apoio da Fundação Japão (2002), junto à UNICAMP-FE, nos agrupamentos de migrantes brasileiros em diferentes cidades do Japão (Hamamatsu, Toyota, Oizumi, Ota,Toyohashi e Nagano) e no Brasil nas cidades de Londrina , Maringá e S.Paulo.
Los gritos de la memoriaAcerca de la memoria, el silencio y la sordura en la novela de Kenzaburo Oe: El grito silencioso1 En la primera parte de este artículo, dedicado a la novela de Kenzaburo Oe: “El Grito silencioso”, indagamos el vínculo de la memoria, el silencio y la sordura2 con la interpretación del espacio personal de los personajes de dicha novela, tratando de entender desde una reflexión metafórica cómo estas cualidades articulan los modos de ser de dichos personajes, encerrándolos en imposibles (sentidos, diálogos, interpretaciones, vínculos sociales, etc.) desde una memoria infectada de sordura o abriéndolos al entendimiento desde la posibilidad de silencio.
Journal Entry # Infinity-1=?: "Deep Thoughts..."By Neal Yamamoto A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese descent. This week, Neal questions cartoon logic.
Naotaro and Tsuruko, My Issei Parents - Part 2By Roy T. Ito Read part 1 In the years following, the couple lived very frugally and carefully saved practically every dollar they earned, hoping for a good business opportunity. Naotaro worked as a cook at Booz Brothers Cafeteria on Hill Street and Third. Also working there were Matsushi Naruse and Senenmon Tsunekawa both men also of Aiichi Prefecture and equally anxious to start a business.
"Famous Suicides of the Japanese Empire"A novel by David Mura If history tells us anything, it's what mistakes we've made and how we may attempt to fix them. David Mura takes us on the journey of a middle aged academic working below his real or imagined potential as he pursues both closure to his family's difficult past in the form of an elusive and ambitious literary project.
Paraguay with Eyes OpenBy John Katagi September 2008 marked my first opportunity to visit the capital city of Asunción, Paraguay. I had been looking forward to my study trip, and was hoping that I hadn't lost my sense of adventure and the flexibility that would be needed for a two week stay, bookended by two twenty-four hour travel days.
Los gritos de la memoriaAcerca de la memoria, el silencio y la sordura en la novela de Kenzaburo Oe: El grito silencioso1 Lo que buscamos con este pequeño artículo es tratar de entender el poder que tiene la memoria dentro de la novela “El grito silencioso” de Kenzaburo Oe (Premio Nóbel de Literatura), para integrar la identidad con realidades extremas, las cuales no dejan de amarrarse a la elusiva y, como dice Oe, “ardiente” esperanza. Dicho entendimiento surgiría en torno al modo cómo la memoria se configura dentro de dos cualidades—silencio y sordura 2—que en el transcurso del presente artículo se desentrañarán y nos ayudarán a bucear en las profundas aguas de esta novela.
Journal Entry # 4th Thursday of 11th Month: "Tryptophan Coma..."By Neal Yamamoto A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese descent. This week, experience a typical J-A Thanksgiving. Check back every weekend for subsequent entries...
Naotaro and Tsuruko, My Issei Parents - Part 1By Roy T. Ito Naotaro Ito was born in 1886 as a second son to a rice farming family in Kitsuneji, a tiny rural hamlet in Aiichi Prefecture, near Nagoya, Japan. He received a basic elementary education then was sent to a bicycle shop merchant to serve as an apprentice in his early teens since only the eldest son was slated to inherit the farm, according to long standing custom (primogeniture).
El negocio gastronómico de los latinos en JapónPor Alberto Matsumoto Los ingredientes de América Latina en Japón Estando en Japón se conseguir cualquier ingrediente y condimentos para preparar los platos más diversos del mundo, pues existe una variedad de tiendas especializadas que ofrecen estos productos étnicos e incluso cualquier persona puede pedir vía internet desde el exterior.
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