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As Angelica Bravo’s family grieves her death, 4-year-old Athena Lee and 2-year-old Mateo Lee remain missing along with their father. According to the Sacramento Police Department, police and fire personnel […] READ MORE
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The San Francisco chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League seeks to mollify community concerns as criticisms have continued to mount following three community meetings held in May and June […] READ MORE
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The Nichi Bei Foundation put on display the prolific nature of scholarship of Japanese American history at its first ever “Nichi Bei Book Fest” held July 27 at the KOHO […] READ MORE
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The Japanese American Bon Odori has become a part of Nikkei life anywhere Japanese Americans have settled in the United States, but its ethnographic history has largely been unrecorded. An […] READ MORE
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Throngs of soy fans filled the Event Center at Saint Mary’s Cathedral just outside San Francisco’s Japantown for the 12th annual Northern California Soy and Tofu Festival June 22. The […] READ MORE
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The San Francisco chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League held its final public meeting to discuss the proposed draft of its Japantown History Mural. The meeting, held June 12 […] READ MORE
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As the 2024 Obon season kicks off and various churches hold their Bon Odori, many of the annual dances will be playing a new tune. Celebrating the Buddhist Churches of […] READ MORE
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The initial demolition of the San Francisco Japantown Peace Plaza has started as the trees and old tiling are removed. While community leaders had hoped to save the cherry blossom […] READ MORE
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The state of California’s Court of Appeal, the Third Appellate District, denied the Tule Lake Committee case June 4 in Tule Lake Committee v. Bill Follis et al., Barbara Takei, […] READ MORE
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After a year at the drawing board, the San Francisco Japanese American Citizens League returned to the Japantown community with a draft of the proposed Japantown History Mural May 11 […] READ MORE