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Greenwood, B.C.: First Internment Center
Greenwood, British Columbia, in Canada became the first internment center when Nikkei people were u…

Chuck Tasaka • Jan. 29, 2016

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British Columbia Canada communities Franciscan Friars of Atonement (organization) Greenwood (B.C.) Greenwood internment camp Greenwood Museum Archives & Visitor Centre Japanese Canadians Japanese Catholic missions museums Powell Street (Vancouver, B.C.) prewar religion Steveston streets Vancouver (B.C.) World War II World War II camps
British Columbia Canada communities Franciscan Friars of Atonement (organization) Greenwood (B.C.) Greenwood internment camp Greenwood Museum Archives & Visitor Centre Japanese Canadians Japanese Catholic missions museums Powell Street (Vancouver, B.C.) prewar religion Steveston streets Vancouver (B.C.) World War II World War II camps
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Jesus and Buddha
I was the youngest of a large family. When I was born, my parents were already old enough to be g…

Marta Marenco • Jan. 15, 2016

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aesthetics Argentina Buddhism Catholicism culture death families hapa metaphysics psychology racially mixed people religion religions rituals theory of knowledge traditions values
aesthetics Argentina Buddhism Catholicism culture death families hapa metaphysics psychology racially mixed people religion religions rituals theory of knowledge traditions values
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My Name is Neal
Journal Entry #1 God, 6 Personas: "Divine Confusion..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • Dec. 12, 2015

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cartoonists cartoons god holidays humor religion
cartoonists cartoons god holidays humor religion
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My Name is Neal
Journal Entry #Revelations 6:1-8: "Behold A Pale Horse..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • Dec. 5, 2015

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apocalypses cartoonists cartoons humor religion
apocalypses cartoonists cartoons humor religion
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My Name is Neal
Journal Entry #About 178 Million of Y'All: "Testifyin'..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • Nov. 14, 2015

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cartoonists cartoons elections humor political science polls religion sports United States
cartoonists cartoons elections humor political science polls religion sports United States
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Chasing Śākyamuni - Part 4 of 4
Read Part 3 >>  Writing on the Heart  Thanks to the interviews with her consociat…

Edward Moreno • June 8, 2015

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Buddhism Japan Paula K. Arai religion religions women Zen
Buddhism Japan Paula K. Arai religion religions women Zen
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Chasing Śākyamuni - Part 3 of 4
Read Part 2 >> Bringing Zen Home —This book took root, Arai says, on December…

Edward Moreno • June 1, 2015

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Buddhism Japan nuns Paula K. Arai religion religions women Zen
Buddhism Japan nuns Paula K. Arai religion religions women Zen
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Internment of Japanese Americans on Angel Island during World War II
Rev. Asataro Yamada's Detention on Angel Island Due to His Religious Practices
Born in Aki-gun, Japan in 1878, Asataro Yamada first came to the United States in 1898 into the por…

Grant Din • May 29, 2015

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Alien Enemy Hearing Board Angel Island (Calif.) Asataro Yamada California clergy Department of Justice Department of Justice camps enemy aliens Fusako Yamada generations immigrants immigration imprisonment incarceration Issei Japan Konko (religion) Lordsburg internment camp migration New Mexico noncitizens persons religion religions Religious leaders San Jose San Jose Konko Church Sharp Park internment camp Shinto United States World War II World War II camps
Alien Enemy Hearing Board Angel Island (Calif.) Asataro Yamada California clergy Department of Justice Department of Justice camps enemy aliens Fusako Yamada generations immigrants immigration imprisonment incarceration Issei Japan Konko (religion) Lordsburg internment camp migration New Mexico noncitizens persons religion religions Religious leaders San Jose San Jose Konko Church Sharp Park internment camp Shinto United States World War II World War II camps
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Chasing Śākyamuni - Part 2 of 4
Read Part 1 >> Arai’s circuitous route to find the Buddha began at Kalamazoo, a &l…

Edward Moreno • May 25, 2015

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Buddhism hapa Japan nuns Paula K. Arai racially mixed people religion religions women Zen
Buddhism hapa Japan nuns Paula K. Arai racially mixed people religion religions women Zen
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Chasing Śākyamuni - Part 1 of 4
In the beginning… To: Dr. Paula K Arai, PhD ・ Associate Professor and Section Head of Rel…

Edward Moreno • May 18, 2015

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Buddhism Dearborn Detroit discrimination hapa interpersonal relations Japan Joseph Kitagawa Michigan Paula K. Arai racially mixed people racism religion religions United States Zen
Buddhism Dearborn Detroit discrimination hapa interpersonal relations Japan Joseph Kitagawa Michigan Paula K. Arai racially mixed people racism religion religions United States Zen
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