P.C. Editor In Asakawa, Columnists Want to Connect With Your Japanese Heritage? Host a Visiting Teenager! Yurika Shiitani poses in front of the Flatirons rock formation in Boulder, Colo., with the ever-present Japanese peace sign. Photo…Read More
P.C. Editor In Columnists, Youth A Message From the NYSC Chair By Nicole Gaddie, NYSC Chair My name is Nicole Horiuchi Gaddie, and I am honored to represent the JACL as…Read More
P.C. Editor In Aizumi, Columnists Taking Our Hearts and Voices to the Next Level Marsha Aizumi and family posing for a photo op after Aizumi received her 2014 Biennium award at the 2014 National…Read More
P.C. Editor In Columnists, Tateishi Whose Legacy is it Anyway? By John Tateishi In the years after the war, the word hapa was not yet part of the Japanese American…Read More
P.C. Editor In Columnists, Tateishi It’s That Guy By John Tateishi I told him he was nuts, that they would chew him up and spit him out in…Read More
P.C. Editor In Asakawa, Columnists Asians Have Always Embraced Technology Early, and So Should You A sampling of Gil Asakawa’s old computers that are in his basement at home. Photo by Gil Asakawa By Gil…Read More
P.C. Editor In Columnists, Tateishi Comfort Women By John Tateishi In February, an article appeared in the L.A. Times(ITAL) and on the Internet about the controversy surrounding…Read More
P.C. Editor In Columnists, Youth The Way of the Worrier By Tiffany Ujiiye, Assistant Editor “Why do you need to stay out so late?” my parents would ask me. “What…Read More
P.C. Editor In Columnists, Tateishi Still My Hero By John Tateishi When I began writing this column on Friday morning, my opening statement was this: “It’s possible and…Read More
P.C. Editor In Asakawa, Columnists Growing Up With Stinky, Slimy, Altogether Wonderful Japanese Food The stinky and slimy natto dish is a fermented soybean is all too delicious and misunderstood. Photo by Gil Asakawa…Read More