シアトル地域でラジオ放送が始まったのは1921年。そんな中で、日本語番組や日本音楽番組などの日系ラジオ番組も放送される…
日系ってなんだろう。日系にかかわる人物、歴史、書物、映画、音楽など「日系」をめぐるさまざまな話題を、「No-No Bo…
これまで日本人移民史といえば、ハワイと西海岸を中心にして語られてきた。日本人の人口が多く、日本町では多くの物語が生まれ…
「移民」というと、ある国から別の国へと移住したきり、のようなイメージを持たれる方もいるかもしれない。それぞれの国ごとの…
アメリカ各地で発行されている有料紙、無料紙、新聞、雑誌などの日本語媒体の歴史、特徴、読者層、課題、今後のビジョンについ…
ペンネーム波雅文人（はが・ふみと）さんによるシリーズ。ひょんなことからブラジル日系社会にかかわるようになった筆者が、ブ…
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