She commented how shin Issei are drawn to live and work in or near historic Japanese enclaves where they can find Japanese-speaking people and services—what does this mean for the future of our communities with the inclusion of Hapa-Japanese and shin Issei.

easy approach to convey the thought processes.To watch Episode 2: Japanese American Basketball.

and educational resources for people… and were getting some positive responses.In an effort to provide information and resources to the Japanese American community.To learn more about Keiro.

Keiro released the second episode of their new podcast.Younger listeners may find the content useful for their older relatives or even for themselves in the future.

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and baby boomers listen to podcasts.New York photographer Stan Honda and I have been traveling up and down the coast of California to capture what remains at each of these sites.

Photo by Stan HondaFormer child detainee Joni Nakayama Kimoto inside the former Portland Assembly Center building.when they were used as a livestock exhibition center.

Once used to house horses and cows.000 people for anywhere from three to six months.