An Accomplishment for the Ages
Susumu Ito, in the red, white and blue garrison cap and displaying his Congressional Gold Medal, is flanked by members…
GarrettNovember 5, 2021
An Accomplishment for the Ages
An Accomplishment for the Ages
Remembering Vietnam War Vet Kay Kimura
Fellow Marine Pat Garrett uncovers a remarkable backstory. By P.C. Staff When 2nd Lt. Kay Kazu Kimura, USMC, was killed…
GarrettNovember 5, 2021
Sayonara, Fletcher Bowron Square?
Steven Nagano, center, does not believe the downtown Los Angeles mall pictured to be named to honor Fletcher Bowron (pictured…
GarrettOctober 22, 2021
‘When Can We Go Back to America?’ Tackles Weighty Topic
Susan Kamei’s book relays the journey of mainland Japanese Americans. By George Toshio Johnston, P.C. Senior Editor, Digital & Social…
P.C. EditorSeptember 10, 2021
How to Love Little Tokyo
In normal times, the Nisei Week grand parade attracts a sea of people dancing and shouting in a public display…
P.C. EditorAugust 20, 2021
Tadaima! Virtual Pilgrimage Returns
”Picture Bride,” from 1994, stars Yuki Kudo and Tamlyn Tomita and was directed by the late Kayo Hatta. By Rob…
P.C. EditorAugust 20, 2021
Bob Matsumoto Will Never Stop Asking, ‘What’s the Big Idea?’
“Remembrance,” shown behind Bob Matsumoto, is a symbol of the loss of freedom and dignity of the Japanese American community.…
P.C. EditorAugust 6, 2021
Stories of Resistance Draw Upon History
Illustrated by Matt Sasaki, this panel shows one of the “We Hereby Refuse: Japanese American Resistance to Wartime Incarceration‘s” three…
P.C. EditorJuly 2, 2021
Memoir Illuminates Duckworth’s Tragedies, Triumphs
The Illinois senator’s ‘Every Day Is a Gift’ revisits the life of a soldier, senator and mother. By George Toshio…
P.C. EditorMay 21, 2021
Safety in the Time of Hate and the Coronavirus
Chief Roy Nakamura takes a moment to chat with community members at the April 28 event. For Japanese Americans, there…
P.C. EditorMay 7, 2021
