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Nikkei Chronicles #4—Nikkei Family: Memories, Traditions, and Values
The Weight On My Shoulders
I don’t remember exactly how old I was when this happened—maybe nine or ten—but I…

Marsha Takeda-Morrison • Oct. 19, 2015

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aesthetics child rearing culture Discover Nikkei emotions families guilt hapa identity metaphysics Nikkei Chronicles (series) Nikkei Family (series) parenthood parenting psychology racially mixed people stereotypes The Beatles theory of knowledge values Yoko Ono
aesthetics child rearing culture Discover Nikkei emotions families guilt hapa identity metaphysics Nikkei Chronicles (series) Nikkei Family (series) parenthood parenting psychology racially mixed people stereotypes The Beatles theory of knowledge values Yoko Ono
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Pictures at an Asian American Exhibition: Roger Shimomura, “American Matsuri” at the Tacoma Art Museum
Prelude I am thinking about what it means to be seen. Entrance Every October, the foyer and the …

Tamiko Nimura • Aug. 13, 2015

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American Matsuri (exhibition) Americans artists arts Asian Americans exhibitions festivals identity Japanese Americans museums Roger Shimomura stereotypes Tacoma United States Washington
American Matsuri (exhibition) Americans artists arts Asian Americans exhibitions festivals identity Japanese Americans museums Roger Shimomura stereotypes Tacoma United States Washington
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Nanka Nikkei Voices
Coming Back Full Circle
When the war came to a close, many of our friends started to leave camp. My brother Yukio just seem…

George Kiriyama • April 10, 2015

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aesthetics agriculture California clubs families gardeners gardening George Kiriyama Hawaii Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California Japanese Americans Los Angeles metaphysics Nanaka Nikkei Voices (series) Nikkei postwar psychology publications racism resettlements Sawtelle Southern California stereotypes theory of knowledge United States values World War II World War II camps
aesthetics agriculture California clubs families gardeners gardening George Kiriyama Hawaii Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California Japanese Americans Los Angeles metaphysics Nanaka Nikkei Voices (series) Nikkei postwar psychology publications racism resettlements Sawtelle Southern California stereotypes theory of knowledge United States values World War II World War II camps
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Canadian Nikkei Series
Toronto Artist Emma Nishimura: Mapping Out Nikkei Identity
The black person is the protagonist in most of my paintings. I realized that I didn’t see m…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • April 7, 2015

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artists arts Asians British Columbia Canada Canadians families hapa Hawaii identity imprisonment incarceration Japanese Americans Nikkei race racially mixed people racism stereotypes United States Vancouver (B.C.) World War II World War II camps
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Guilty Pleasures
As with most people who subscribe to cable television, I suffer through an endless number of inconv…

Chris Komai • Nov. 13, 2014

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acting actors artists Asian Americans Asians Breakfast at Tiffany's (film) cable television Charlie Chan (fictitious character) communication discrimination entertainers films Get Smart (TV) impersonation information theory interpersonal relations Japan Mickey Rooney movies Okinawa Prefecture racism sociology stereotypes Teahouse of the August Moon (film) telecommunication television The Crimson Kimono (film) yellowface
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Maya Erskine, of Amazon’s ‘Betas’ TV Show, Challenges Hollywood’s Status Quo
Among the many characters in the web-based shows that are beginning to sweep the internet, one star…

Catherine Zaw • April 1, 2014

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acting actors artists Betas (web series) entertainers hapa Maya Erskine media Mochi Magazine racially mixed people stereotypes web series
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My Name is Neal
Journal Entry #1st Amendment: "People Tire Me Out..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • March 15, 2014

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cartoonists cartoons humor languages stereotypes
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My Name is Neal
Journal Entry #4 Is True!: "Add 'Some' To It..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • March 8, 2014

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cartoonists cartoons comics humor stereotypes
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Changing the “Everyday” Asian Image: Behind the Scenes of "Marvels & Monsters"
“It was amazing,” Alexandra Chang of New York University (NYU) recalls. “My first…

Darryl Mori • Jan. 21, 2014

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comic books comics exhibitions Japanese American National Museum Japanese American National Museum (organization) Jeff Yang Marvels & Monsters (exhibition) media racism stereotypes
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A Book Review: “Finding Japan: Early Canadian Encounters with Asia”
When it comes to learning more about Japan and, in particular, our JC [Japanese Canadian] connectio…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • Dec. 4, 2013

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Amakusa (ship) Anne Park Shannon book reviews books Canadians Canadians in Japan Finding Japan (book) generations Hammy Gray immigrants immigration Imperial Japanese Navy Issei Japan library materials migration Onagawa Defense Squadron publications Ranald MacDonald reviews ships stereotypes
Amakusa (ship) Anne Park Shannon book reviews books Canadians Canadians in Japan Finding Japan (book) generations Hammy Gray immigrants immigration Imperial Japanese Navy Issei Japan library materials migration Onagawa Defense Squadron publications Ranald MacDonald reviews ships stereotypes
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