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and storytellers? I think you just keep at it.While the charm of One Musubi for Me is fixed firmly in Japanese American culture.

where you can see the signs in Japanese.I guess I always thought it was for people like me whove maybe had these experiences.Its very much based on what we see in our community in Little Tokyo.

Lisa has spent the last several years focusing more on her work as a freelance illustrator.We knew that this was going to be sort of a long-term relationship.

=======Chris and Lisa Aiharas ‘One Musubi for Me Delightfully Combines Culture and Counting for the Youngest ReadersFrom left: Chris Aihara.

moving to Tokyo working at The Japan Times.the story was told mainly through the eyes of its strapping star.

a fuedal lord fighting for his life as his enemies on the Council of Regents unite after a mysterious European ship is found marooned in a nearby fishing village.Its a beautiful thing how you meet this character who is also being introduced to our culture.

) A recently converted Christian.We were aware of it and its outsized success.