education en ja
Read Chapter 12 (Part 1) >> PROBLEMS OF TEXTBOOKS One of the North American Times1 articles (Feb. 13, 1919 issue) talks about the discuission about …
Many Nisei were born as a result of picture marriages, which I wrote about in the last chapter of this series. Providing Japanese education for …
identity en
As a business owner and volunteer in my community for many years, I have met a lot of interesting and remarkable people. A few months …
business en
Mom became quite a businesswoman after Papa passed away in October 1948 after a ten-month illness caused by a severe case of diabetes. It took …
Read Part 1 >> Your father passed away in 2011 and left a huge legacy. Tell us about him. My father, Douglas Luna, grew up …
Mercedes Luna has come full circle, returning to work for the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, which she visited as a child …
community en
The phrase “parental responsibilities,” as stated, is quite obvious and doesn’t need much of an explanation. It simply states that Mom and Dad are responsible …
migration en ja
Read Chapter 11 (Part 1) >> HIGH BIRTH RATE OF JAPANESE In the column “The Rise and Fall of Main Street” (From the Jan. 1, …
The last chapter reviewed the history of The North American Times. In this chapter, I will introduce articles from 1918 to about 1920 on marriage through picture …
media en ja
In the last part, I talked about Sumiyoshi Arima’s articles in The North American Times written as Chairperson of the Japanese Association and a newspaper reporter. In …
North American Times pre-war activist communities community Issei Japanese LGBTQ newspaper Nisei radio Bill Tashima Cleveland family hotel business immigrants Japanese Radio Ohio Washington 1900s Alaska Camp Harmony come come everybody cooking cultural roots education Elliott Bay Book Company Filipinos JACL James Kenji Lopez-Alt
Episode 13 June 20 at 5 p.m. (PDT) | 8 p.m. (EDT) Featured Nima: Alden M. Hayashi Guest Host: Mia Barnett
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