In 1924, Congress passed the National Origins Act, which barred all Japanese immigration to the United States. Throughout the surrounding years, the “Japanese question” — that is, the labor and social status of ethnic Japanese — remained the subject of endless debate among policymakers, journalists, nativist pressure groups and religious organizations, as well as the […]
a mixed plate of Japanese American news and culture
- Arts & Entertainment
- Blogs
- Columns
- Dissent
- Gochiso Gourmet
- The Great Unknown and the Unknown Great
- Let’s Talk
- Rabbit Ramblings
- Finding Your Nikkei Roots
- Lasting Commitments
- Through Yonsei Eyes
- The Heart of Kanji
- Entertainment Re-Oriented
- Through Yonsei Eyes
- Fantastic Voyage
- C(API)tol Correspondent
- Full Count
- The Kaeru Kid
- Parting Shots
- Yakyu by the Numbers
- Events
- Lifestyle
- News
- Opinion
- Special Issues
2020 Japanese Culture Guide
More info visit: Digital.Nichibei.org
Nichi Bei Mailing List
Most Recent Posts
- Cupertino holds two bell ringing events for peace
- Project Bento volunteers deliver bento to senior New Yorkers
- Asians continue to suffer racist hate incidents during the pandemic
- JCYC to hold a virtual run/walk for Black lives
- San Jose names J-Town Park
- THE HEART OF KANJI: Take care of yourself
- COVID-19 test site opens in Oakland Chinatown with services in 12 languages
Copyright © 2020 Nichi Bei Foundation
Connect & Share