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Japanese Canadian Culture Through a Japanese Lens
MISSISAUGA — My name is Mimi, and I am an exchange student from Japan currently living in Can…
Mirui Kiuchi • Dec. 27, 2022
In the Shadow of the Pines - a new film by Anne Koizumi
unearthing the memories that shape us
In the Shadow of the Pines, a new animated short documentary…
John Endo Greenaway • Aug. 25, 2020
New San Jose Uzumaru Dance Group Blends Traditional and Modern Japanese Dance
SAN JOSE — It’s a brand new form of Japanese dance in the U.S. that its members describ…
John Sammon • Oct. 8, 2019
Kendo Koi and Junsaku Mizusawa: Japanese doctors in Veracruz and Oaxaca
In 1897, Japanese workers began to arrive in Mexico as part of the friendship agreement that was si…
Sergio Hernández Galindo • Nov. 2, 2018
Asian Players Helping to Make History in Women’s Pro Hockey
A closer look at the Asian pro hockey players in the inaugural season of the National Women’s…
Ren Hsieh • April 18, 2016
Making Waves: Japanese American Photography, 1920-1940: A Preview of an Exhibition at the Japanese American National Museum - Part 2
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Camera Clubs
Besides spiritual philosophies and artistic approaches, there i…
Edward M. Richstone • Feb. 24, 2016
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1920s
1930s
1940s
arts
California
concentration camps
exhibitions
generations
immigrants
immigration
Issei
Japan
Japanese American National Museum
Japanese American National Museum (organization)
Japanese Americans
Kyo Koike
Los Angeles
Making Waves (exhibition)
Manzanar concentration camp
migration
photography
prewar
Seattle
Seattle Camera Club (organization)
T. Iwata Art Store
Toyo Miyatake
United States
Washington
World War II camps
"Isolated on the Battlefield of South America" The only Japanese book banned in Brazil - The indomitable journalist, Koichi Kishimoto, Part 2
Read Part 1 >> What is "dangerous content"? So what kind of "dangerous content…
Masayuki Fukasawa • Oct. 16, 2015
"Isolated on the Battlefield of South America" The only Japanese book banned in Brazil - The indomitable journalist, Koichi Kishimoto, Part 1
At 10 a.m. on March 3, 1948, a detective from the Social and Political Police (DOPS, equivalent to …
Masayuki Fukasawa • Oct. 15, 2015
Celebrating the Child: Kodomo no Hi in Seattle
My youngest daughter and I are holding a brush together, because she wants me to help her write the…
Tamiko Nimura • June 5, 2014
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Japanese Americans
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Nikkei
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racially mixed people
Seattle
traditions
United States
Washington
writing
Goldfish on Wintersburg Avenue Part 2 - The Living Jewels of the Furuta Gold Fish Farm
Read Part 1 >> Did you ever wonder why goldfish and koi ponds have been a long tradi…
Mary Adams Urashima • Dec. 19, 2012
