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子どもをサーファーにするため渡米 ― 五十嵐ツトムさんとミサさん

移住によって子どもに「生まれる土地」をプレゼント 五十嵐カノアさんと言えば、2021年の東京オリンピックで、日本代表として銀メダルを獲得し、その後…

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Nikkei Chronicles #12—Growing Up Nikkei: Connecting with Our Heritage

Journal Entry #Lesson 3450: "Sharpen Your Pencils!"

A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese descent. This week, “Complete the Cartoons, II: More creative drawing exercises (be imaginative!)” …

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Narumi Ogusuku, a ubíqua artista nikkei

Em espanhol, a palavra ubicua tem dois significados. O segundo, no que refere a uma pessoa, quer dizer: “Aquele(a) que quer estar presente em tudo …

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Herald Salutes – Staff Sergeant Higuchi

2nd Battalion, Headquarters Company Ninety-nine years ago, on January 3, 1924, Asa Asami Higuchi was born in Honolulu to Sadami and Chie (Matsushita) Higuchi, who …

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The Morgenthau Diaries and FDR's Troubling Views of Minorities

In a recent column, I described the detective work that I did to clear up a seemingly contradictory passage in a book by John Franklin Carter …

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La familia Katase Tanaka: de la concentración durante la guerra al regreso a Sonora

Al inicio del año de 1942, las comunidades de inmigrantes que vivían en diversos países del continente Americano empezaron a vivir días aciagos. El ataque …

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Mercedes Luna: Thriving Within Her Rich Heritage - Part 2

Read Part 1 >> Your father passed away in 2011 and left a huge legacy. Tell us about him. My father, Douglas Luna, grew up …

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Mercedes Luna: Thriving Within Her Rich Heritage - Part 1

Mercedes Luna has come full circle, returning to work for the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, which she visited as a child …

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Histórias de Decasséguis

História nº 43: Tomomi e Naruto e o sonho de cada um

Tomomi é uma jovem de 19 anos, nascida no Japão, filha de pai japonês e mãe nikkei brasileira. Quando a sua mãe trabalhava numa padaria …

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Remembering Roger Daniels

The first book I read about Japanese American history was Roger Daniels’ book, “The Politics of Prejudice.” It was 1966, and in my research as …