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    Very Few American Women Visit Japan in 1967

    YS-11 Test Flight Held in Boeing Field in 1967

    Only in America

    The Unseen Price of Redress

    YS-11 Test Flight Held in Boeing Field in 1967

    Four Local Nikkei Volunteers Army in April, 1966

    Four Local Nikkei Volunteers Army in April, 1966

    For the Sake of the Ancestors And the Children: The “Small...

    Film Features Koda Farm Story Known as Nikkei “Rice King”

    Documentarian Greg Chaney: Honoring Juneau’s Japanese Community Unjustly Incarcerated during World...

    Trade Fair to Introduce Kendo with Judo in 1958

    Documentarian Greg Chaney: Honoring Juneau’s Japanese Community Unjustly Incarcerated during...

    Racism Not Easily Disappear: Nikkei Student Denied His Admission to...

    Journey: Japan, Nikkei Tie in Northwest Coast

    Webster Dictionary Edits “JAP” as “Insulting Word” in 1958

    Father Tibesar to be Celebrated in 1968

    The Last Boat Out

    Fighting Fear on the Day of Remembrance

    Nisei Veterans Committee Hosts Appreciation Issei Night Event in 1964

    “I Want to Spread Traditional Tattoos” Horitomo – The Japanese Tattooist...

    2016 Tule Lake Pilgrimage to Be Held on July 1 –...

    Historical Bathhouse Restration Completed

    Community Forum to Feature Tule Lake and “No-No Boy”

    A North American Nikkei Explores ...

    Farm Labor Camp Stories Exhibited at Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center

    Three Japanese Baseball Players Signs Minor League Contract with San Francisco...

    The Secret “American Japanese” Garden in Seattle

    Ted Kitajo from Seattle Named as Most Outstanding Airman of the...

    “Yokohama Yankee” Tells Unique Cross-Cultural Tale

    English Kabuki to Feature Chushingura in Portland

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