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Courtesy of Discover NikkeiGwen Muranaka is one of those rare individuals who is doing exactly the job they dreamed of as a kid.I guess talking to maybe more Sansei generation.

One particularly vexing challenge that popped up during the books development was the complex structure of counting in Japanese.nor does it say that number in Japanese.some great conversations over Spam musubi snacks.

It is within these kinds of magic moments that One Musubi for Me: Counting Things in Japanese.Muranaka wondered if she wouldnt be doing as many cartoons now if it werent for her dad and his cats.

the new board book from writer Chris Aihara and illustrator Lisa Aihara.

They were very excited when the book was coming together.She passed years ago and her collection is still at my brothers house.

I decided to donate his DVD collection to the Kids Community Dental Clinic.That realization changed my attitude.

There are three sentimental items that I would like to pass on to my sons or maybe grandkid(s): a world globe bank.who unfortunately passed away last year.