Nikkei Chronicles #2
Nikkei+: Stories of Mixed Language, Traditions, Generations & Race

Japanese Companies Active in Brazil Today

Part 11: Panamedical Sistema, a company founded by a man who left his post in Japan

Utah Judicial Giant Raymond Uno Has Died at 93

The Amazing Tashiro Family

Part 5: Nao Tashiro—Issei Woman Teacher and Witness

Sumida Farm: Cultivating A Sense of Community for Nearly a Century—Part 1

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Between 3/22 and 4/25: "Happy Easter!..."

How Japanese Americans Built a ‘Useful American Life with All Possible Speed’ in 1940s Chicago

Kimiko Fujita, a community leader who connects Japanese-Americans with the new Issei

Hawaii’s Uta-Sanshin Master Grant “Masanduu” Sadami Murata: An Incredible Story about Identity—Part 2

Gratitude for Art Hansen—“A Gifted Mentor and Inspiration”

Japanese Companies Active in Brazil Today

Part 9: NTT Limited: A global company

Emiko Tsuchida on How Her Grandmother’s Story Helped Her Write Her Own

On Nikkei

#45 Interview with Maeda Ippei, translator of "Anshu" - Part 2

U.S. Mint Begins Shipping Patsy Mink Quarter

The 1944 Election: The Twilight of the Demagogues—Part 2

How Do We Remember Japanese American History? A Descendant's Perspective

James Clavell’s Shōgun is Reimagined for a New Generation of TV Viewers

Japanese Companies Active in Brazil Today

Part 10: Kikkoman Brazil: Delivering Deliciousness Globally

Nikkei and Japanese literature in Peru opens space

Excerpts from In Search of Hiroshi

A (Yonsei) Editor’s Note: Seeing Ourselves Across Generational Lines

Hawaii’s Uta-Sanshin Master Grant “Masanduu” Sadami Murata: An Incredible Story about Identity—Part 1

Excerpts from In Search of Hiroshi

Chapter 18 - Part 2

Naomi Hirahara’s Meticulously-Researched Mystery about Postwar Midcentury Japanese America

Excerpts from In Search of Hiroshi

Chapter 18 — Part 1

Suma Sugi Yokotake – The Woman Who Became The First Japanese American Lobbyist - Part 1

“Little Benedict Arnolds in Skirts”: The Shitara Sisters’ Scandalous WWII Treason Trial

The 1944 Election: The Twilight of the Demagogues—Part 1

Sumida Farm: Cultivating A Sense of Community for Nearly a Century—Part 2

Juana Miyashiro: sensei and entrepreneur

Much Mahalos

Wea You Stay! Laurel Nakanishi on da importance of da poetry of place

Kariyushi Eisá Daiko—The Group Preserves and Disseminates Okinawa’s Cultural Legacy

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Anything After 50 Years: "Ka-Boom!..."

History of Seattle Nikkei Immigrants from The North American Times

Chapter 19 (Part 2)—The Solidarity of the Japanese Brought by Kenjinkai

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Released in '71: "Can't You Read the Sign?"

Broken Promises: A Japanese-Canadian History Exhibit in Shiga, Japan—Part 2

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #First CT Scan, 10/1971: "Cogito, Ergo Sum..."