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Author Hayley Tsukayama shares her account of the Sept. 2-10 Nisei Legacy Tour in Italy, where she visited sites where her grandfather and great-uncle, who served in the the 442nd and 100th Battalion, fought during World War II.
After 37 years of existence as an organization, the Go for Broke National Education Center used its 25th Evening of…
Test screenings for director Steve Sue’s new documentary “The 100th: Seeds of Aloha” will take place throughout California in November.
Retired Maj. Gen. William Chen discusses with military historian Montgomery Hom his 32-year-long Army career that began with the Cuban…
The Japanese American Citizens League released a statement on Nov. 4 congratulating candidates “who made history” in Tuesday’s midterm elections.
In an Oct. 27 statement, the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus said 69 percent of surveyed Japanese American voters viewed…
Japanese American military veterans once again stepped onto the streets of Little Tokyo in Los Angeles — not simply as…
Military Intelligence Service graduates served in the Pacific and occupied Japan, and about a third of the soldiers were recruited…
Twelve survivors cut the ribbon Oct. 11 on the $6.5 million center, which tells how Japanese American incarceration began with…
JACL is currently looking to hire a public policy and government affairs director to join its team in Washington, D.C.…
Pilgrims unite to heal, learn and remember past injustices that occurred at the site during WWII. Nearly 400 survivors, descendants,…
Three valuable historic structures at the Minidoka National Historic Site are set to undergo stabilization and restoration according to an…
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A pair of Japan-born, Los Angeles-based sushi entrepreneurs have died. Katsuya Uechi, whose Katsuya restaurant chain was founded on the…
