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Economist Cristina Matsumiya from Paraguay
Cristina Matsumiya was born in 1957, in the Colonia Presidente Chaves in the Department of Itapúa i…

Emi Kasamatsu • Dec. 24, 2014

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business Cristina Matsumiya economics management Paraguay women
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30 Years of Lakeview: Chicago’s Japanese American Community 1960s-1990s - Part 2
Read Part 1 >> “Growing up in Lakeview during the 1960s, where there were so many …

Erik Matsunaga • Dec. 24, 2014

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business Chicago Clark Street communities economics geography Illinois Lakeview management maps United States
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30 Years of Lakeview: Chicago’s Japanese American Community 1960s-1990s - Part 1
During and immediately following World War II, Americans of Japanese ancestry flooded Chicago for w…

Erik Matsunaga • Dec. 23, 2014

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business Chicago Clark Street communities economics geography Illinois Japantowns Lakeview management maps Nihonmachi resettlements United States
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A life like a movie: Yoshitaro Amano, Peruvian and man of the world
If a filmmaker had to direct a film inspired by the life of Yoshitaro Amano, he wouldn't have t…

Enrique Higa Sakuda +1 • Dec. 10, 2014

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Amano Museum business culture economics generations immigrants immigration Issei Japan Lima management migration Peru Yoshitaro Amano
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My Name is Neal
Journal Entry #3000 Yen for Membership: "Cuddle Costs..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • Sept. 13, 2014

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business cartoons comics economics fellowship Japan management sleep
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My Name is Neal
Journal Entry #90° Heat: "New Areas to Exfoliate..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • Aug. 23, 2014

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beauty business cartoonists cartoons economics humor management
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Nanka Nikkei Voices
Kawana’s Kamaboko Kingdom
One thing was clear to businessman Frank Kawana when he took over his father’s Little Tokyo k…

Sharon Yamato • April 29, 2014

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business California concentration camps economics family-owned businesses food Frank Kawana generations George Hosaki imitation crab Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California Japanese food JSL Foods Inc kamaboko Little Tokyo Los Angeles management Nanaka Nikkei Voices (series) Nisei publications surimi sushi United States World War II World War II camps Yamasa Kamaboko (firm)
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Nikkei Chronicles #2—Nikkei+: Stories of Mixed Language, Traditions, Generations & Race
“Shokuiku” activities at Nijiya Market Thinking about the future of shokuiku activities that pass on the Japanese food culture in America
Opening of Japanese Supermarket in San DiegoToday, we can find Japanese food in some supermarkets a…

Asami Goto • Oct. 18, 2013

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business communities economics education food grocery stores Japanese food management Nijiya Market organic farming stores
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Nanka Nikkei Voices
Little Tokyo is Born: Charlie Hama’s Restaurant on East First Street
The first Japanese to arrive in 1869 were two servants, T. Kamo and I. Nosaka, of the Kewen family …

Harry K. Honda • Aug. 22, 2013

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business California Charlie Hama economics generations Hamanosuke Shigeta Hawaii immigrants immigration Issei Japan Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California Japanese Americans Little Tokyo Los Angeles management migration Nanaka Nikkei Voices (series) Nikkei publications United States
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The Evolution of A Canadian 'Enemy Alien' - The Frank Maikawa Story - Part 11 of 12
Read Part 10 >> Arriving in Toronto When we got to Toronto, we finally felt release…

Frank Maikawa • May 15, 2013

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British Columbia business Canada economics enemy aliens generations identity immigrants immigration Issei Japan Japantowns languages Maiko Trading Company management migration Nisei noncitizens Ontario persons Redress movement resettlements Toronto Vancouver (B.C.) World War II
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