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Ann Sato - Part 2
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And then you as an American, did you experience any backlash?
I remember th…
Emiko Tsuchida • Oct. 2, 2018
Ann Sato - Part 1
"I remember being strafed because I was in the factory. And so I guess they knew which ones to bo…
Emiko Tsuchida • Oct. 1, 2018
Legacies
For Japanese Americans of my generation (second generation Nisei over 60), the source of our moral …
Iku Kiriyama • June 19, 2015
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Gardena
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horticulture
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Issei
Japan
Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California
Kato Nursery
metaphysics
migration
mottainai (phrase)
Nanaka Nikkei Voices (series)
Nisei
nurseries (horticulture)
on (values)
parents
psychology
publications
schools
Southern California
theory of knowledge
Torrance
United States
values
World War II
A Typical Story of Survival & Regrowth After the War
Takashi and Shizuko (nee: Mori) Kato and their two children, Roy Shigehisa and Ikuko, moved from In…
Iku Kiriyama • April 16, 2015
Starting a New Life
My mother, Kinuko Saito, was holding me in her arms as we left Japan. I was six months old when we …
Marie Masumoto • April 2, 2014
agriculture
Aliso Village
armed forces
Boyle Heights
brides
California
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farming
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generations
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Issei
Japan
Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California
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Los Angeles
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Nanaka Nikkei Voices (series)
New Year
Oshogatsu
pickles
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Torrance
tsukemono
United States
war brides
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World War II
agriculture
Aliso Village
armed forces
Boyle Heights
brides
California
families
farming
farms
food
generations
immigrants
immigration
Issei
Japan
Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California
Japanese food
Los Angeles
migration
military
Nanaka Nikkei Voices (series)
New Year
Oshogatsu
pickles
publications
strawberry farms
Torrance
tsukemono
United States
war brides
wives
World War II
King's Hawaiian
When I was a kid I remember sitting in the back of my Grandpa’s old Datsun, I could barely se…
Jenn Fujikawa • Aug. 30, 2013
Restaurant Row, Mitsuwa Marketplace: The Production and Consumption of Japan outside of Japan - Part 2
Read part 1 >>The Atmosphere: People, Spatiality, and FoodThere are several entrances to this…
Eri Kameyama • Oct. 12, 2011
Restaurant Row, Mitsuwa Marketplace: The Production and Consumption of Japan outside of Japan - Part 1
The trick is to first empty one packet of “gu” into a small bowl, then pour in hot wate…
Eri Kameyama • Oct. 5, 2011
Sweeping the Nation with Sweetbread: The Past and Present of the Founders of King’s Hawaiian
Blending deep into the market Ramen, tofu, soy sauce, miso—though there are many types of f…
Keiko Fukuda • Sept. 13, 2011
「愛される沖縄料理の店目指す」 沖縄居酒屋SHINの新オーナー、木村奈央さん
ロサンゼルス郊外のトーランス、日系人や日本人が多く暮らすこの町に、沖縄料理と泡盛を出すSHINがオープンして３年以上が経つ。それまでは、沖縄県系の人々の人口がハワイに次いで多いカリフォルニアで、なぜ…
Keiko Fukuda • Nov. 25, 2010
