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Nikkei Uncovered: a poetry column
Remembering through Fire
Recognizing the intersectionality and many-layered aspects of our community, we’re excited th…

Matthew Mejia +1 • May 16, 2024

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literature Matthew Mejia poetry poets
literature Matthew Mejia poetry poets
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Never Been Better: Author Leanne Toshiko Simpson Uses Romantic Comedy to Explore Mental Illness
TORONTO — Author Leanne Toshiko Simpson’s offbeat and big-hearted romantic comedy, Neve…

Kelly Fleck • May 14, 2024

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authors comedy fiction generational trauma generations Japanese Canadians Leanne Toshiko Simpson literature mental health Never Been Better (book) novels romances writers Yonsei
authors comedy fiction generational trauma generations Japanese Canadians Leanne Toshiko Simpson literature mental health Never Been Better (book) novels romances writers Yonsei
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Author Leslie Shimotakahara's Novels Offer Literary Passageways to Places in the Past
TORONTO — Award-winning author Leslie Shimotakahara transports readers to another time a…

Kelly Fleck • April 30, 2024

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British Columbia Canada fiction Japanese Canadians Leslie Shimotakahara literature logging novels Ontario Queen Charlotte Islands Sisters of the Spruce (book) Toronto
British Columbia Canada fiction Japanese Canadians Leslie Shimotakahara literature logging novels Ontario Queen Charlotte Islands Sisters of the Spruce (book) Toronto
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A Last Hurrah?: Kogawa’s Newest Poetry Collection, From the Lost and Found Department Set to be Kogawa’s Last Book
At 88, author and activist Joy Kogawa proclaim sher latest book of poetry, From the Lost and Foun…

Catherine Jo Ishino • April 26, 2024

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From the Lost and Found Department (book) Japanese Canadians Joy Kogawa literature poetry
From the Lost and Found Department (book) Japanese Canadians Joy Kogawa literature poetry
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Nikkei Uncovered: a poetry column
Hoping for a Rainbow
We are overjoyed to again feature Dr. Curtiss Takada Rooks in this springtime edition of the Nikkei…

Curtiss Takada Rooks +1 • April 18, 2024

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families literature poems poetry
families literature poems poetry
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Carlos Yushimito: The inevitable readings of a writer
His days pass in the academic world, in Viña del Mar, a city in the interior of Chile where …

Javier García Wong-Kit • April 9, 2024

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authors Carlos Yushimito del Valle Chile literature Peru poetry United States writers
authors Carlos Yushimito del Valle Chile literature Peru poetry United States writers
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Much Mahalos
Wea You Stay! Laurel Nakanishi on da importance of da poetry of place
Waimea Valley IV We enter the valley silently, without shaking the branches. We enter without s…

Lee A. Tonouchi • March 29, 2024

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child rearing education families Hawaii heritage identity interviews literature parenthood parenting poetry United States
child rearing education families Hawaii heritage identity interviews literature parenthood parenting poetry United States
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Nikkei Uncovered: a poetry column
Between Query and Legacy
This month, we feature the fierce and insightful voice of San Jose-based Susan Hayase. While I am m…

Susan Hayase +1 • March 28, 2024

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Alan Nishio families literature poems poetry Susan Hayase
Alan Nishio families literature poems poetry Susan Hayase
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Nikkei and Japanese literature in Peru opens space
At the risk of optimism being refuted with regional reading level indicators, some of the initiativ…

Javier García Wong-Kit • March 27, 2024

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authors graphic novels literature manga Peru poems writers
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On Nikkei
No. 45 Interview with Maeda Ippei, translator of Anshuu (Darkness) — Part 1
Juliet Kono's novel "Darkness" depicts a Hawaii-born second-generation Japanese-Ameri…

Ryusuke Kawai • Feb. 23, 2024

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Anshu (book) atomic bomb survivors Buddhism hibakusha Juliet S. Kono literature religions translations
Anshu (book) atomic bomb survivors Buddhism hibakusha Juliet S. Kono literature religions translations
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