Saint Louis’ Jordan Yamamoto Shines on the Diamond
Photo Credit: ScoringLive
When Saint Louis High School won the 2014 Hawai‘i State High School Baseball Championship at Les Murakami Stadium on May 23, it marked the first time in four decades that the Crusaders...
A Pro Bowl edition of the Herald
While the Pro Bowl is best known for showcasing the NFL's marquee players, it is more than just a football game - it has also turned into a training ground for two of Japan's...
Mixed plate
Bessie Noll, a 15-year-old sophomore in Tokyo's American School in Japan, is turning heads as a member of the varsity baseball team.
Attention North Platte, Neb. natives: Get ready for the story of Ben Kuroki,...
In honor of Wally Yonamine
Baseball pioneer Wally Yonamine passed away last night at the age of 85. Yonamine was chosen as one of the Herald's Japanese American pioneers last year. Here is the story that ran in our...
Scribblenauts and kabuki
A belated Christmas present for Japanese American internment camp sites.
West Coasters like their kabuki.
Good news for fans of Japanese boxing.
The popular video game Scribblenauts gets a Japanese makeover.
Artwork from famed Japanese American artist Jimmy...
Baseball, Manzanar, and Silicon Valley
Seattle reacts to the firing of Don Wakamatsu, Major League Baseball's first Japanese American manager.
Irene Hirano Inouye, former president and CEO of the Japanese American National Museum, will talk to UH Mānoa professor emeritus...
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...
The sights and sports of springtime
The exhibition Mixed: Portraits of Multiracial Kids, featuring over 70 photographs by UCSB professor Kip Fulbeck, is on display at the Japanese American National Museum through Sept. 26. Fulbeck's book by the same name,...
Tenkara and Taikoproject
Not familiar with the Japanese fishing practice known as tenkara? Daniel Galhardo is trying to spread the word in America.
Talking Taikoproject in Fort Wayne.
NPR looks at some of the World War II veterans who...
Kurt Suzuki and Writing About Japan
Oakland A's catcher and Maui native Kurt Suzuki never forgets where he is from.
Turn the volume on your computers up: Writing About Japan.
A documentary about groundbreaking Japanese American actor Jack Soo premieres in Sacramento.
Former...
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