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My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #6 Feet, at Least: "Does a Dirt Cloud Help?..."

A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • April 18, 2020

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Nikkei Uncovered: a poetry column

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This month, we feature California-based Yonsei writer, Kendall Tani, and Arizona-based Sansei write…

Kendall Tani +2 • April 16, 2020

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My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #10 Feet, Please: "Novel? Not Really..."

A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • April 11, 2020

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My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #100's of Activities: "Gad, I'm Bored..."

A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • April 4, 2020

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Some Recollections & Thoughts of My Auntie Yochi

This story is about my Auntie Yochi based on family knowledge, my memories of her, several writings…

Russell Tadao Ukita • Jan. 28, 2020

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Windy City Nikkei: Bite-sized glimpses of Japanese American Chicago

With a family of six and a full-time job, researching and writing full-length articles about family…

Erik Matsunaga • May 21, 2019

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José Taro Zorrilla Takeda: A Nikkei Architect on a Quest to Build Social Landscapes

José Taro Zorrilla Takeda is a young Japanese-Mexican artist and architect who was educated …

Sergio Hernández Galindo • Oct. 16, 2017

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A History of Oppression, a Life of Privilege: What It’s Like to Be 4th Generation Japanese American in the Movement for Social Justice

Most Asian Americans in the U.S. today are immigrants or the children of immigrants, so people are …

Kelly Osajima • April 3, 2017

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My Father, “Repatriation”, and Medicare

In March 1956, my parents Shoji and Toki Fukawa became Canadian citizens. It was not a lightning-…

Stan Fukawa • June 10, 2016

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Nikkei View

The Students Protesting For Their High School History Curriculum Are Fighting For JAs, Too

I grew up as part of a generation that found our collective voice in protest, for African American …

Gil Asakawa • Dec. 22, 2014

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