Japanese-American graffiti artist rocks London
If you happen to be in London between now and May 24, you might want to check out this exhibit by Japanese-American graffiti artist Gajin Fujita at the Haunch of Venison.
Fujita, an artist from...
Ehren Watada in the news again
If you support his cause, you might want to check out the commentary he wrote in the Pacific Citizen by clicking here.
If you don't, by all means, forget this post ever happened.
Tiny Monday bullets
A Japanese-style garden aims to bring tranquility to the people of Nikkei Senior Gardens in Arleta, CA.
TIME takes a look at the Japanese town of Kuzumaki, which kicked its dependence on oil.
Not so great...
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...
Ramen Girl, Mochi making and The Karate Kid
Film star Jackie Chan may play the role made famous by Pat Morita in the upcoming remake of The Karate Kid.
The Ramen Girl, starring Brittany Murphy, gets ready for its release.
Mochi-making lives on in...
Six decades later, internees receive college degrees
If you happened to read Kevin Kawamoto's internment piece on the plight of undergraduate AJAs in our current issue, this story might interest you.
According to Molly Rosbach of the University of Washington's Daily, UW...
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...
A new trend? Honorary degrees to former Japanese American students
First it was the University of Washington, now it's the University of Oregon.
The Register-Guard writes that in early April, 19 former UO students - at least 9 of whom are still alive - will...
Tiger, Ryu and Nonno
Japanese American groups Vs. Charles E. Grassley.
Insight into the world of the Japanese American detective
Tiger Woods gives some advice to Japan's golf phenom, Ryu Ishikawa.
Nonno: Mixing Japanese and American fashion in Houston.
Taking a closer...
Like White on Rice
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...
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