September 6, 2020
Pilgrimages happen virtually in 2020 as covid-19 prevents Japanese American Community from gathering
By Kiyomi Kishaba
July 29, 2020
behind the Tadaima! scenes with kimiko marr of japanese american memorial pilgrimages
By Tamiko Nimura
March 26, 2019
Japanese Americans make origami in show of support for immigrants
By KiMi Robinson, KYODO NEWS
Friday, June 8, 2018
150th Anniversary of Japanese Emigration: Internment of Japanese Americans
150 years ago, a ship arrived in Honolulu, Hawaii, from Yokohama. On the ship were 150 Japanese who only knew a world only governed by samurai. This is where a brand new life for them began. And today, the nikkei, or Japanese descendants, are celebrating their footsteps. The forefathers often encountered hardships from grueling labor at sugar plantations to the attack on Pearl Harbor and what happened after that.
May 18, 2018
Jerome and Rohwer REVISITED Ninety-four people from 16 states visit Arkansas in a trip that created a multitude of moving memories for them all.
By Nancy Ukai, JACL Berkeley Chapter Co-President
April 8, 2018
Keeping memories alive for internees, families
By Sean Clancy
