Former incarcerees and their families as well as those from across the nation gather to remember and teach others about…
P.C. EditorSeptember 7, 2015
‘The Inker’s Shadow’ Shines a Fresh Light on a Young Artist’s Coming of Age
Allen Say on his first visit to Knott’s Berry Farm in August 1953. Photo courtesy of Scholastic Press Say’s latest…
P.C. EditorAugust 31, 2015
From Baseball and Beyond With Mashi Murakami
Masanori 'Mashi' Murakami made MLB baseball history when he became the first Japanese national to play in U.S. professional baseball.…
P.C. EditorAugust 26, 2015
JACL Inouye Fellow Donates Afghanistan Uniform to Smithsonian
Shimizu (far right) was stationed at Forward Operating Base Shank in Logar, Afghanistan, for the duration of his assignment. Photo:…
P.C. EditorAugust 16, 2015
The Trail to Minidoka Pilgrimage
Photo by Ryan Kozu The annual Minidoka Pilgrimage preserves and remembers incarceration for future generations. By Stephen Kitajo, Contributor The…
P.C. EditorAugust 7, 2015
Civil War Retold and Remembered
Corp. Joseph Pierce. Photo: Michael J. Mcafee The National Parks Service along with historians and researchers uncovers surprising new API…
P.C. EditorJuly 20, 2015
Bridges to the Past: Military Intelligence Service in Minnesota
Historian Eric Saul recounts the accomplishments of Nisei MIS linguists. Photo by Cheryl Hirata-Dulas A personal reflection of how history…
P.C. EditorJune 29, 2015
History Rescued: Returning an Original Heart Mountain Barrack
An interior shot of the barrack reveals the basic skeleton of the building constructed for the Heart Mountain Relocation Center…
P.C. EditorJune 27, 2015
Historic Panama Hotel
The National Trust for Historic Preservation designates the Seattle landmark as a ‘National Treasure.’ By Tiffany Ujiiye, Assistant Editor In…
P.C. EditorJune 10, 2015
Getting to ‘Sesame Street’ and Beyond
For cast member Alan Muraoka, it’s an honor to be a part of the history of the long-running children’s TV…
P.C. EditorMay 8, 2015
