Lots of remembering
And . . . it's official.
"Don't forget us" - Tacoma's Nisei WWII veterans.
MFA student Kendra Arimoto has not forgotten about internment and is putting on a theater production on the subject.
Speaking of honoring the...
Food for the soul and peace for the mind
Japanese American war experiences fill out one Amerasian school's curriculum in Okinawa.
Digging for internment history.
Seattle's food options just got a little tastier thanks to a little place called Seafood City.
Strolling through Little Tokyo in...
Marriages, Japantown, and a charter school
Livonia, Mich. is ready to open a Japanese American charter school in September.
Asian Americans are enlisting in the U.S. army at a "remarkable rate."
The Japanese government awards businessman Junki Yoshida with its Foreign Minister’s...
The whaling debate, slot machines, and global warming
Whaling in Japan: An age-old tradition on a taboo practice?
With two Japanese pitchers on their roster, communication is imperative for catchers on the New York Mets.
Does more sleep in Japan = less global warming?
According...
Scott Fujita, Kristi Yamaguchi, and Brooklyn Rider
With the New Orleans Saints' victory in the Super Bowl, the compelling story of linebacker Scott Fujita gets its shine.
Figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi finds out some interesting information about her ancestral history on the...
Manzanar groundbreaking, Whisper House, and Reading the Walls
From the Great Kanto Earthquake to internment, 91-year-old Henry "Seisen" Mittwer, a Japanese-American Buddhist priest, author, ikebana and ceramic artist, reflects on life.
A Japanese American tennis pro becomes part of Australian Open history.
Over...
Food, college degrees, and a little Deerhoof
The news articles, two college degrees, two intriguing stories.
The city of Roseville erects a monument to honor local Japanese Americans who fought in World War II (with audio).
Linda Yee, a Sedona resident, talks about...
Taratino, Matsui, and some robots
A sneak peak of director Quentin Taratino performing martial arts in a commercial for the Japan-based company Softbank.
Robert Fitts, an author of several books on Japanese baseball, discusses New York Yankee slugger Hideki Matsui.
University...
Books, balloons, and newspapers
The fight to save Japanese American newspapers rages on.
Got a hankering for some books? Try these Japanese American works.
"Lost Battalion" and 442nd soldiers meet once again.
A hibakusha, or atomic bomb survivor, speaks out at...
Football, fishing, and a rock garden
Celebrating 70 years of settlement in Eastern Oregon with a Japanese rock garden.
Merced College will screen Lane Nishikawa's Only the Brave on November 7. The film, which was released in 2006, centers around the...
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