What I like about Discover Nikkei is the first person stories be it from the Journal, Nikkei Album or Events. What I check out regularly are My Name is Neal because it makes me smile and Events.
The Events calendar is just plain fun to explore. I get to learn about different programs, exhibitions, etc. from parts near and far (and the Spanish ones are good practice to read). The calendar provides a snapshot of the different Nikkei stories from that particular area, like being the only Nikkei family in town or fighting to preserve the remnants of Japantowns or making known buildings or places that tell the Nikkei story. It tells of emerging artists and provides a glimpse of their talents. Also, it's interesting to see the different types of institutions that become involved in telling the Nikkei story from established museums to small collectives.