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April 5, 2019 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

Being Buddhist Before Buddhism Was Cool

Duncan Ryūken Williams points to a photograph of Rev. Shinjo Nagatomi conducting a Buddhist service at Manzanar during...
March 22, 2019 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

Did You Know? Everything About JA History in Utah

Salt Lake City’s Japanese Church of Christ Red Cross volunteers are pictured in 1923. (Photo: Courtesy of the...
March 22, 2019 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

Not All Bridges Are Created Equally

View from the scenic train in Aizu. (Photo: Rob Buscher) Having just returned from Japan as a chaperone for Kakehashi...
March 8, 2019 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

A Success Made in Anaheim

AUHSD Superintendent Michael Matsuda in his office. On display on the wall is his mother’s Anaheim High School...
February 22, 2019 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

Mystery No-No More: New Book Explores John Okada’s Life, Lost Works

Co-editor Frank Abe, left, holds up an older copy of John Okada’s seminal novel “No-No Boy” during...
February 8, 2019 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

A Bridging Opportunity: Featuring the Best of the Best in Japan

JACLers fron the NCWNP recently traveled to Japan, a visit that was for some a trip of a lifetime. Twenty-two JACL...
November 9, 2018 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

Still Hovering: Ex-Door Gunner’s Vietnam Memories Never Far Away

John Masaki stands in front of the Japanese American National War Memorial Court in Little Tokyo. (Pacific Citizen...
October 26, 2018 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

‘American Peril: Imagining the Foreign Threat’ Exhibit Preview

A press kit photo for 1942 movie “Little Tokyo, U.S.A.” (Courtesy of Rob Buscher) The writer-curator offers...
October 12, 2018 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

San Diego JACL Reflects, Remembers on 30th Anniversary of Redress

To mark the 30th anniversary of the enactment of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, the San Diego JACL Chapter held a...
September 7, 2018 • Feature, Homepage Feature, In-depth •

A Story of Four Generations Comes Full Circle

Motokichi and Sato Hirahara (Photo: Courtesy of the Anaheim Public Library) The writer reflects on the importance of...

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