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The Other Side of Honolulu: Being Welcomed by Hawaii's Japanese Community
Part 2: Is dressing fashionable not stylish?
"Japanese people in Hawaii are diverse. You can't generalize them all as 'Japanese peo…

Seiji Kawasaki • Oct. 31, 2014

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Nikkei Chronicles #3—Nikkei Names: Taro, John, Juan, João?
A Jewpanese Name for the Past, Present, and Future
Can parents choose a name that is a reflection of its times, as well as the past, and even the futu…

Sharleen Naomi Nakamoto Levine • Oct. 7, 2014

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culture Discover Nikkei Hawaii identity multiculturalism Nakamoto (name) names Nikkei Chronicles (series) Nikkei Names (series) United States
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Margaret Mitsuko Tahara Tanoue
ʻOiai e nana mai ana no na maka. While the eyes still look around.While a person is living, tr…

June Yoshiko Kaililani Ryushin Tanoue • Sept. 22, 2014

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dance families generations Hawaii hula (dance) mothers Nisei sports United States World War II
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Nikkei Chronicles #3—Nikkei Names: Taro, John, Juan, João?
My Many Names
I never thought much about my name growing up on the northeastern Hamakua Coast of the Big Island o…

June Yoshiko Kaililani Ryushin Tanoue • Sept. 2, 2014

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Buddhism chants culture Discover Nikkei Hawaii hula (dance) names Nikkei Chronicles (series) Nikkei Names (series) plantations religions sacred vocal music United States vocal music
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Nikkei Chronicles #3—Nikkei Names: Taro, John, Juan, João?
What’s in a Nikkei Name?
Writing assignment: an essay about Nikkei Names. A cinch, until I asked myself the question, &ldquo…

Lloyd Kajikawa • Aug. 1, 2014

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Discover Nikkei Hawaii identity Japanese Americans names Nikkei Nikkei Chronicles (series) Nikkei Names (series) United States
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Japanese American National Museum Magazine
From a Life History Interview with SAKAE TAKAHASHI
The 100th was Formally Organized When the war started, the Niseis who were drafted were already …

Japanese American National Museum • May 5, 2014

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100th Infantry Battalion 442nd Regimental Combat Team armed forces discrimination generations Hawaii Hawaii National Guard Hawaii National Guard 299th Cavalry Regiment Hawaii National Guard 299th Infantry Regiment immigrants immigration interpersonal relations Issei Italy Japan Japanese American National Museum Japanese American National Museum (organization) Japanese Americans migration military Monte Cassino Nisei retired military personnel United States United States Army United States National Guard veterans World War II
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Japanese American National Museum Magazine
Japanese American Sumo in the Continental United States, 1900-1941 - Part 2
Read Part 1 >>Japanese American Sumo in the New Era: From Issei to Nisei The 1924 Immigration…

Eiichiro Azuma • March 28, 2014

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California combat culture Fresno generations Hawaii heritage immigrants immigration Issei Japan Japanese Americans Los Angeles martial arts migration Nisei prewar Sacramento sports sumo traditions United States wrestling
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Japanese American National Museum Magazine
Japanese American Sumo in the Continental United States, 1900-1941 - Part 1
Sumo—in which two hefty, virtually naked men push, shove, and throw each other—probably…

Eiichiro Azuma • March 27, 2014

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California combat culture Fresno generations Hawaii heritage immigrants immigration Issei Japan Japanese Americans Los Angeles martial arts migration Nisei prewar Sacramento sports sumo traditions United States wrestling
California combat culture Fresno generations Hawaii heritage immigrants immigration Issei Japan Japanese Americans Los Angeles martial arts migration Nisei prewar Sacramento sports sumo traditions United States wrestling
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"Today’s Thought" by Norman H. Osumi
Imagine the overwhelming task of writing a book about your personal hero, mentor—and father. …

Leslie Yamaguchi • Jan. 28, 2014

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authors books church work clergy Hawaii Hawaii Hochi (newspaper) Honolulu Advertiser (newspaper) Honolulu Star-Advertiser Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaiʻi Japanese language newspapers library materials newspapers Norman H. Osumi Paul Osumi publications religion Religious leaders Today's Thought (book) United States
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Hawaii Five-0 recreates Honouliuli Internment Camp
I’m catching up on Hawaii Five-0 and just watched James Saito’s masterful performance i…

Keiko K. • Jan. 20, 2014

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acting actors artists communication concentration camps entertainers Hawaii Hawaii Five-0 (TV) Honouliuli internment camp information theory James Saito Japanese American actors Oahu Pearl Harbor attack, Hawaii, 1941 sociology telecommunication television United States Waipahu World War II camps
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