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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
My Hero: Kiyoshi Kuwahara
Over time, my concept of who is a hero has changed substantially, and the people I admired for thei…
Fuyiko Kuwahara • Sept. 26, 2019
Specifying the Nikkei concept
The article “ Who is it about when they say 'nikkeijin'? ” by Professor Shigeru Kojima seem…
Ariel Takeda • Dec. 28, 2018
For the first time: Fujimori
It was only four months ago (October 2016) that I wrote again about former President Fujimori (“ Fr…
Ariel Takeda • Feb. 20, 2017
Some history and xenophobic attempts against the Japanese who made Chile their second homeland - Part 2
Read part 1 >> CONSEQUENCES DERIVED FROM THESE CAUSES In Chile there is no Japanese Colony du…
Ariel Takeda • Dec. 21, 2016
Some history and xenophobic attempts against the Japanese who made Chile their second homeland - Part 1
BY WAY OF INTRODUCTION When one starts to think about the characteristics presented by the descenda…
Ariel Takeda • Dec. 20, 2016
Alejandro Yoshizawa: Crossing Oceans + Cultures in All Our Father’s Relations
How you identify culturally is almost an internal dialogue with yourself. But an eye-opener for m…
John Endo Greenaway • Nov. 23, 2016
Toyomi Tsuruta, teacher who opens new worlds
In 2013, the Tsuru Japanese Language Center opened its doors, the entrepreneurial dream of a Japane…
Enrique Higa Sakuda • Nov. 2, 2016
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British Columbia
Burnaby
Canada
Chile
Costa Rica
generations
immigrants
immigration
Issei
Japan
Japanese language schools
languages
language schools
migration
Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre
origami
paper cranes
Peru
postwar
Shin-Issei
Spaniards
tsuru
United States
volunteerism
World War II
From Duterte to Fujimori: Reflections
When reviewing the press I was surprised by an article referring to the newly elected President of …
Ariel Takeda • Oct. 20, 2016
Chile - Migration Historical Overview
Between 1910 and 1940, the number of Japanese immigrants who entered the country never exceeded nin…
Akemi Kikumura Yano • April 4, 2014
