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Connecting a Family’s Lost Fleet to Historical Documents
VICTORIA — It was an honour to speak at the event launch for The Lost Fleet exhibit at the Ma…

Michael Kenji Abe • Oct. 29, 2019

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aquaculture boats British Columbia Canada fisheries fishing boats Japanese Canadians Landscapes of Injustice (project) University of Victoria World War II
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Nikkei Chronicles #7—Nikkei Roots: Digging into Our Cultural Heritage
Catching Nikkei
Rocking back and forth on top of rolling waves with a cool sea breeze, my arms are burning as I stu…

Kira Matsuno • July 10, 2018

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aquatic sports communities Discover Nikkei fishing Nikkei Chronicles (series) Nikkei Roots (series)
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Autobiography of Thomas Hiroshi Madokoro
Early life Thomas Hiroshi Madokoro was born in Steveston on June 7, 1920 to Tamezo and Hine (Ezaki…

Thomas Hiroshi Madokoro • Feb. 27, 2018

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aquatic sports Canada fishing Japanese Canadians Nikkei Images (journal) World War II
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An “Immersion” Into Terminal Island Nikkei Lives
As an oral historian, I have always been addicted to reading obituaries, especially those relatin…

Arthur A. Hansen +1 • April 21, 2017

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aquatic sports Arthur A. Hansen book reviews California communities fishing imprisonment incarceration Los Angeles Masaaki Kuwabara Naomi Hirahara newspapers Nichi Bei Weekly (newspaper) reviews Terminal Island Tujunga Tuna Canyon Detention Station United States World War II World War II camps
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Mio-Steveston Fishermen Dialect
Whenever you hear of Mio, a poor, small fishing village south-east of Osaka in Wakayama-ken, the na…

Chuck Tasaka • Feb. 7, 2017

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aquatic sports British Columbia Canada dialects fishing Japanese Canadians languages migration Steveston
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2nd Annual Imagine Little Tokyo Short Story Contest
Fish Market In Little Tokyo
The white noise of the ocean washed over the shore and reached for the cloudless sky. Wave after w…

Nathaniel J. Campbell • Oct. 12, 2015

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aquatic sports California dreams fiction fishing fish markets Imagine Little Tokyo Short Story Contest (series) Little Tokyo Los Angeles short stories Subconsciousness United States
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Nikkei Chronicles #4—Nikkei Family: Memories, Traditions, and Values
Grandfather’s Gift
There is something unique about being in the presence of one’s Nisei grandparents. Maybe it i…

Brandon Shindo • June 25, 2015

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aesthetics aquatic sports Brandon Shindo Discover Nikkei families fishing generations grandfathers grandparents Kay Kei Kusumi metaphysics Nikkei Chronicles (series) Nikkei Family (series) Nisei parents psychology theory of knowledge traditions values Yonsei
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My Name is Neal
Journal Entry #1932, Alley Oop: "Troglodyte Troubles..."
A weekly visual journal/cartoon about an easily-annoyed fourth generation American of Japanese desc…

Neal Yamamoto • June 13, 2015

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aquatic sports cartoonists cartoons cats cooking cuisine dinosaurs fishing humor Japanese cuisine prehistoric sashimi
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Japanese American National Museum Magazine
He Kept the Boat Alive – Profile by Harold Ikemura
Harold Ikemura loves to tell stories about his years in the fishing fleet. At 83, he recalls with a…

Japanese American National Museum • June 2, 2014

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aquatic sports fishing generations Nisei tuna fishing
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Return to Clayoquot Island
For one weekend each year in May, the Clayoquot Island Preserve hosts an open house which allows th…

Christine Kondo • Jan. 17, 2014

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aquatic sports British Columbia Canada Clayoquot Island fishing generations immigrants immigration Issei Japan Japanese Canadians medicine migration World War II
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