アマゾンの日系社会

Experience Okinawa!

Want to make authentic Japanese food? Just One Cookbook's Nami Chen is here for you

I Am a Rainbow! - Part 2

Excerpt form Atomweight — Prologue

ニッケイの視点

On “Authenticity” in Japanese food

An excerpt from Unforgotten Voices from Heart Mountain: As American As Apple Pie—Yellowstone - Part 2

Home Leaver: A Japanese American Journey in Japan

Chapter 1—Passing Time

Sakura of Wahiawā

ニッケイを見いだす：詩のコラム

Surrender — Part 2

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Lesson 6,141: "I've Got a Million of These..."

History Lessons with Professor Masumi Izumi — Part 2: Japanese American vs Japanese Canadian Internment/Incarceration

Chef Akira Hirose Feeds a Community with Food Fit for an Emperor

Big Band Music is My Jam

ニッケイを見いだす：詩のコラム

Surrender — Part 3

I Am a Rainbow! - Part 1

Interview with Emi Sasagawa, Author of Atomweight

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #More than 100,000: "50-100 Fall Out Per Day..."

An excerpt from Unforgotten Voices from Heart Mountain: As American As Apple Pie—Yellowstone - Part 1

『北米時事』から見るシアトル日系移民の歴史

第12回（後編）国語学校での２世教育

Japanese Women in Chicago

Part 5: New Japanese Women as Comrades — Fujinkai

The legacy of Toyo Takata, Who Captured the Voice of Japanese Canadians

Bay Area Woman Turns Love of Softball into Coaching Career

Navigating With(out) Instruments: traci kato-kiriyama’s art for love, hope, and healing

Obituary: Hank ‘Toto’ Kagawa, Owner of Fish King Market

第10回 イマジン・リトル東京ショートストーリー・コンテスト

One Thousand Cranes

The Power of Irei

A Miraculous Family Gathering: Wasuke Hirota’s Mixed-Race Descendants Celebrate at Ireichō

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Between 0-5 Toes: "Extreme Extremities..."

A Partial and Personal Timeline of Asian American Men on Stage and Screen

Fujima Kansuma — To Dance, to Live, to Persevere

Japanese Women in Chicago

Part 6: Across the Pacific

『北米時事』から見るシアトル日系移民の歴史

第12回（前編）国語学校での２世教育

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Term First Used in 1860's: "I'm Speechless..."

History Lessons with Professor Masumi Izumi — Part 3: Postwar Community Revitalization and Redress Movement

A Day of Remembrance at JANM

Japanese Women in Chicago

Part 3: For Mothers and Children—Haha No Kai