P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth ‘The Poston Experience’ SELANOCO JACL President Ryan Yoshikawa The Anaheim program paves the way for telling the Japanese American incarceration story. By Ryan…Read More
P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth The Solitude of Topaz Hawaii JACL's Jacce Mikulanec contemplates the solitude of Topaz. (Photo: Rob Buscher) JACL National Convention attendees visit the former site…Read More
P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, JACL, News SLC Confab: JACL Apologizesto All Tule Lake Incarcerees The JACL National Council votes in favor of adopting an amended version of Resolution 3 at the 50th National JACL…Read More
P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth Heart Mountain Revisited Alan Simpson and Norman Mineta meet with former NBC anchorman Tom Brokaw (right) for an interview for a story that…Read More
P.C. Editor In Arts & Entertainment, National, News Film Review: ‘The Farewell’ Dual immersion and family are depicted in Lulu Wang’s wonderful telling of an immigrant family. By Connie K. Ho, P.C.…Read More
P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth Akashi-Kama Red weave Noragi from Akashi-Kama. Kakehashi Project alum Alec Nakashima designs his new sustainable clothing collection with direct inspiration from…Read More
P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, Sports Olympics: Kokumai Is U.S. Karate’s Best Hope to Not Leave Empty-Handed Sakura Kokumai displays her prowess as a world-class karate kata competitor. (Photo: Xavier Servolle) The L.A. County-based karateka presses the…Read More
P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth L.A. Life: Part III The Kingi family, from left: Elaine, Robert, Kim, Ronnie, Ricky and Rick. (Photo: Athena Mari Asklipiadis) Kingi’s Kajukenbo: A multigenerational,…Read More
P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth L.A. Life: Part II Tak Kikuchi (bottom right), Dennis Kikuchi (top right) and staff. (Photo: Courtesy of Tak Kikuchi) Taks’s: From hashbrowns to hardware,…Read More
P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth Preserving Salt Lake City’s Historic Japantown Intermountain Buddhist Church cabinet members, circa 1935, in Salt Lake City. Community efforts are needed to help keep Japantown Street…Read More