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Former internees are helping decide how internment life should be presented to the public at the Heart Mountain Relocation Center.
Speaking of internment, a granddaughter of a former internee asks some difficult questions on Minnesota...
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...
Tuesday bullets
No-No Boy, a play about a Japanese American draft resister, is set to open in Santa Monica.
Tired of washing your dog? A Japanese inventor has come up with a machine to solve those woes.
Entering...
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.
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Dan the Automator and mochitsuki in Michigan
The Rafu Shimpo celebrates the performances of Asian and Asian American athletes in 2009.
An alarming trend concerning Asian American students and suicide.
If you happen to be in the Great Lakes State, you might want...
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...
EMIKO, Silicone Valley, and the latest newspaper casualty
Another sad day for Japanese American newspapers.
Japanese American musician EMIKO will be featured at Japan Music Week.
Silicone Valley remembers World War II.
Hip rollers? Germanium baths? Will Japan's beauty products find a market outside the...
Goodbye, Nichi Bei Times
Sad news for the Nichi Bei Times, northern California's oldest Japanese American newspaper. There is, however, a glimmer of hope.
Japan's Uniqlo teams up with Disney.
Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda goes for an encore performance at...
Friday bullets: Looking back on WWII
Moosup, Conn.'s V-J Day Parade: Patriotic or offensive?
A Japanese American WWII bomber crew veteran looks back on the bombing missions he made over Japan.
Recreating the Japanese internment trial for a younger generation.
A Japanese American...
Monday bullets
A article on racial identity and adoption.
An interesting look at speaking the Japanese language by Akemi Johnson, a part-Japanese Fulbright scholar.
How internment led to the creation of a Buddhist temple in Ontario, Oregon.
Japanese Americans...
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