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Arigatai!!!
Hiro-chan, asagohan yo! – that’s how my mother would call me for breakfast, as I p…
Edna Hiromi Ogihara Cardoso • Nov. 7, 2023
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Where to Bury Me
I awoke this morning to memories of the cowboy lament, “Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie.&rdqu…
Susan Yamamura • March 31, 2020
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Nikkei Pastry Chef Spreads Yogashi in Brazil
Many people in Brazil tend to assume that Nikkei are interested exclusively in Japanese culture. If…
Henrique Minatogawa • April 17, 2017
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You Are Canadian Nisei If . . . Part II
Discover Nikkei published my article titled, You Are Canadian Nisei If . . . on December …
Chuck Tasaka • Nov. 17, 2016
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Funerals in the Japanese American community
It’s a hackneyed cliché to say “death is part of life,” but like many clic…
Gil Asakawa • June 2, 2016
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armed forces
Buddhism
Colorado
communities
customs (social)
Denver
emotions
funerals
historic sites
history
holidays
Japanese Americans
koden
Memorial Day
memorials
memorial services
monuments
mourning etiquette
Nisei War Memorial
religion
religions
retired military personnel
sympathy
Tri-State/Denver Buddhist Temples
United States
veterans
war
war memorials
World War II
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An Endangered Custom
I am a Sansei Nikkei, 35 years old, born and raised in São Paulo. During childhood and adole…
Henrique Minatogawa • April 29, 2016
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Being a Brazilian Nikkei: yesterday and today
From childhood to adulthood, I can say that as a Brazilian Nikkei I lived and saw some aspects of c…
Tatiana Maebuchi • Feb. 11, 2016
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