Sergio Hernández Galindo is a graduate of Colegio de México, where he majored in Japanese studies. He has published numerous articles and books about Japanese emigration to Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America. He is currently a professor and researcher with the Historical Studies Unit of Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History.
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José Ernesto Matsumoto: 101 years of history between Mexico and Japan — Part 2, His return to Mexico
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The naval battalion to which José Ernesto Matsumoto belonged was part of the first ant…
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José Ernesto Matsumoto: 101 years of history between Mexico and Japan — Part 1
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Sept. 17, 2024
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Michiko Tanaka — Part 2: 50 years as a teacher at El Colegio de México
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Michiko Tanaka — Part 1: From the refuge in the mountains of Kyushu to El Colegio de México
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Aug. 3, 2023
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María Elena Ota Mishima: from forced concentration to El Colegio de México
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May 5, 2023
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Katase Tanaka Family: Returning to Sonora After the Concentration of the Great War
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Feb. 1, 2023
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125 Years after the First Japanese Immigration to Mexico: The Soul of Relations between Mexico and Japan - Part 3
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Japanese Immigrant Communities in the Era of Globalization
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Oct. 13, 2022
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125 Years after the First Japanese Immigration to Mexico: The Soul of Relations between Mexico and Japan - Part 2
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125 Years after the First Japanese Immigration to Mexico: The Soul of Relations between Mexico and Japan - Part 1
From the 1897 Opening to the War of the Pacific
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Sept. 29, 2022
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Takeshi Morita: A Mexican Fisherman Imprisoned in U.S. concentration camps
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