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Kyle Honma
Kyle Honma is a volunteer of the Hirasaki National Resource Center at the Japanese American Natio…
The Rafu Shimpo • Dec. 28, 2015
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Neither One Nor The Other: Why I Love Being Mixed-Race
I love those parts that seem incompatible but that, in a person, come together.
During my first we…
Mia Nakaji Monnier • Oct. 20, 2015
The Weight On My Shoulders
I don’t remember exactly how old I was when this happened—maybe nine or ten—but I…
Marsha Takeda-Morrison • Oct. 19, 2015
How I Remet my Mother
When thinking of the journal theme of Nikkei families, I thought of how much my family has shaped m…
Chanda Ishisaka • Oct. 15, 2015
Nina Revoyr On Writing About Race and the Mountains - Q&A: Mixed-Race Japanese American Writer Discusses Her Latest Novel, "Lost Canyon"
I’ll always have a special love for Nina Revoyr’s writing. Her 2003 novel, Southland,…
Mia Nakaji Monnier • Sept. 21, 2015
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From Okinawa to Hawaii and Back Again
I am a Hapa, Yonsei Uchinanchu (a mixed-race, 4th-generation Okinawan-American) who was born in Riv…
Laura Kina • Sept. 18, 2015
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Don’t Worry Be Hapa
My sisters and I all have the same dry humor and vertically conservative height, but that’s…
Kimiko Medlock • July 24, 2015
Q&A with Sugar/Islands Artist Laura Kina
Artist Laura Kina is one of two artists featured in the new exhibition, Sugar/Islands: Finding Okin…
Darryl Mori • July 17, 2015
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Mark Yungblut Interview: Portrait of a Young Kiri-e Artist - Part 2
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Your art seems to focus on traditional aspects of Japanese culture like templ…
Norm Masaji Ibuki • July 10, 2015
