Letters
Our readers share their thoughts via their letters to the editor. Letters should be no more than 300 words long.
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LETTERS: It’s just personal …
Steve Okamoto, Foster City, Calif.
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Dear Editor, I am not voting for the Republican nominee for president. There are others like me who will not vote for him for a variety of reasons. It might […] READ MORE
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LETTERS: More on the Topaz (Central Utah) incarceration experience
Nancy Wong, San Francisco
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Editor’s Note: The following was sent in response to the article entitled “Prewar Nikkei life depicted.” Dear Editor, In Greg Robinson’s July 21, 2016 book review of Toshio Mori’s “Yokohama, […] READ MORE
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LETTERS: Gassho for coverage of Rinban and Rev. Oshita
Ruth Seo
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Dear Editor, You did an exceptionally good job on your June 23 Obon and Summer Festivals Guide edition. It contained many interesting articles and your color photos added much visual […] READ MORE
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LETTERS: Seeking info on Nikkei buried in Martinez, Calif.
Joseph Palmer
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Dear Editor, The Martinez Historical Society has recently discovered the headstone of Mr. Kichigoro (or Yoshigoro) Nogawa (野川吉五良) in a Martinez, (Calif.) cemetery and is trying to locate his family. […] READ MORE
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LETTERS: Reasons for AAPIs to support Hillary Clinton
Diane Matsuda
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Dear Editor: Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders could have unprecedented sway in the upcoming presidential election, and we have compelling reasons to back Hillary Clinton. Asian Americans are the fastest […] READ MORE
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LETTERS: Support Yamada for Senate
Rep. John Garamendi
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Dear Editor: We are lucky to have many capable leaders who want to represent us in Sacramento. Serving as your congressman in Washington, there’s a lot of coordination and overlap […] READ MORE
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LETTERS: Webster Street Bridge ‘part and parcel of the Japantown historic and cultural fabric’
John Lum, San Francisco
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Here are two additional substantial reasons why the Webster Street Bridge should not be taken down. The first is that it is a cultural icon. Admittedly not overly beautiful, it […] READ MORE
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LETTERS: Uesugi touched many lives
Stephanie Armetta Clements
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Editor’s Note: The following comment was posted on www.nichibei.org in response to the article entitled “Dr. Takeo Uesugi, internationally renowned Japanese landscape architect and kunsho recipient, dies,” which was published […] READ MORE
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LETTERS: ‘Shrimp Boy’s’ claim ‘suspect’
Nancy Wong
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Editor’s Note: The following letter was originally posted as a comment on nichibei.org in response to the article entitled “Prosecutors say ‘Shrimp Boy’ verdict is fair,” which was published in […] READ MORE
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LETTERS: Assistant minister in Nara Prefecture has roots in San Jose’s J-Town
Joanne, San Jose
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Editor’s Note: The following comments were posted on www.nichibei.org in response to the article entitled “The process of becoming a better minister,” which was published in the Jan. 1 issue […] READ MORE
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