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The War between the United States and Japan and the Persecution of Japanese Immigrants in America

The attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 didn't just spark a war between the United States an…

Sergio Hernández Galindo • Dec. 10, 2018

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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

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Nikkei Chronicles #7—Nikkei Roots: Digging into Our Cultural Heritage

Letters from Miyako - Being Nikkei in Veracruz

My name is Jumko Ogata and until about a year ago I didn’t know the term Nikkei. Si…

Jumko Ogata Aguilar • Oct. 25, 2018

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Akemi Kasuga: “It is important to have the opportunity to help the community”

Carlos Kasuga Osaka is one of the most recognized Latin American Nikkei for his philanthropic work …

Harumi Nako Fuentes +1 • Sept. 12, 2018

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Japanese Peanuts, a Legacy of the Nakatani Family

One of the most popular snacks in Mexico is “Japanese peanuts”. This product--which con…

Sergio Hernández Galindo +1 • Aug. 31, 2018

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Kenichi Muray: The historian of the Japanese pioneers of Mexico

Kenichi Muray was one of the hundreds of thousands of poor emigrants who sought a better future in…

Sergio Hernández Galindo • July 24, 2018

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Japanese Mexicans — Our Little-Known Relatives ‘South of the Border’

UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center held a book talk by Selfa A. Chew on her publication, Uprootin…

Mary Uyematsu Kao • May 25, 2018

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Rosita Urano: A Young Girl Who Lived at the Temixco Hacienda During the War

The former Temixco Hacienda is home to one of Mexico’s best-known and popular water parks. Th…

Sergio Hernández Galindo • April 20, 2018

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Concepción Hiramuro and Francisco Akachi: Two lives of children of immigrants that converge

Concepción Michie Hiramuro and Francisco Yoshitaka Akachi married in the city of Guadalajara in 196…

Sergio Hernández Galindo • Feb. 21, 2018

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Transpacific Borderlands: Behind the Scenes with Artist Shinpei Takeda

“Some people think my work looks like it’s speaking something like a megaphone,” …

Darryl Mori • Feb. 2, 2018

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