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@laurahh

本屋に立ち寄ったり、散歩をしたり、新しい料理を作ってみたり、時間がある時、いろいろな所へ行くのが大好きです。わたしの人生のなかで一番貴重な体験は、４０年前、日本で生活したことです。

ブラジルサンパウロ州 2011年からニマ会員最終ログイン: 4年前

コミュニティ家族フェスティバル映画 (films) 食品ジャパンタウン映画 (movies) 太鼓

@genjii931

私は、www.seattletaiko.info でシアトル地域の太鼓パフォーマンスカレンダーを運営しています。

アメリカ合衆国ワシントン州シアトル 2014年からニマ会員最終ログイン: 11年前

芸術工芸フェスティバル食品ジャパンタウン映画 (movies) 太鼓

今月のニマ

サイトへ貢献してくれているニマ会員をご紹介します。彼らにとってディスカバー・ニッケイの魅力とは何なのでしょうか。

Matthew Sueda @msueda

Matthew Sueda is a Yonsei based in Hawaiʻi. Matt began volunteering for Discover Nikkei in late 2024 and has written stories about Issei photographer George Masa, an exhibition about ceramicist and educator Minnie Negoro, and Amy “Emiko” Hever, the Executive Director of the Major League Baseball Players Trust.

Matt works in tourism management with a focus on destination stewardship. He holds degrees from the University of Tokyo and from Swarthmore College, where he majored in Japanese. He also volunteers with the Hawaiʻi Japanese Center, supporting its archival and exhibition efforts.

What do you like most about Discover Nikkei?
Discover Nikkei provides a thoughtful space for voices from across the global Nikkei community. I appreciate the platform’s attention to context and the way it highlights both shared heritage and individual journeys. Interviewing people from different walks of life and learning from their stories has been a privilege, and I look forward to contributing more in the future.

How do you connect to your Nikkei identity?
I connect to my Nikkei identity through language and the community histories around me. Volunteering with the Hawaiʻi Japanese Center has given me a chance to work with documents and artifacts that reflect the everyday lives of Hawaiʻi’s Nikkei families. Many of these materials are in Japanese, and engaging with them has helped me better understand the challenges and hopes of earlier generations. It’s been a grounding experience and a reminder that our stories are interconnected.