Fresno Stories

This series examines the history of Nikkei in Fresno and their impact on the history of the city and California’s Central Valley. In particular, this series will examine how Japanese Americans shaped the culture of the Central Valley and the individuals who lived in it, whether through the arts, sports, or politics.

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Autor de la serie

Jonathan van Harmelen

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健康に100歳迎える秘訣とは＝移民史の生き字引、梅崎嘉明さん － その１

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Tad Nakamura’s Art and Activism

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Nikkei Chronicles #10—Nikkei Generations: Connecting Families & Communities

Minha estimada família

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日本生まれボリビア育ち・アメリカで弁護士になった比嘉恵理子さん

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David Mura’s Work Continues to Push Readers to Question the World

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日系（ニッケイ）—をめぐって

第36回 和歌山市・移民資料室を訪ねる—日本の海岸線の旅の途中で⑤

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Nikkei Uncovered: a poetry column

Tribute to Amy Uyemastu: After — Part 3

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Stephen Nelson Makes History as New Dodgers Announcer

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ブラジルに残る大正デモクラシーの余韻＝日系女性アーティスト３人の物語 — その２

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8th Annual Imagine Little Tokyo Short Story Contest

Race Queen of Little Tokyo

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My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #1844-1900: "No Meaning but what we Give it..."

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Nisei Role as America’s “Eyes and Ears” Against Japan During War II and as a “Bridge” Between the Two Nations During the Occupation - Part 2

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Nisei Role as America’s “Eyes and Ears” Against Japan During War II and as a “Bridge” Between the Two Nations During the Occupation - Part 1

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書評：和泉真澄『日系カナダ人の移動と運動―知られざる日本人の越境生活史』

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