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Recollections from Jerome and Rohwer
ART HANSEN, Nichi Bei News Contributor
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JEROME AND ROHWER: MEMORIES OF JAPANESE AMERICAN INTERNMENT IN WORLD WAR II ARKANSAS Edited by Waltar M. Imahara and David E. Meltzer (Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 2022, 256 pp., […] READ MORE
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Repurposing with a purpose: Turning old jeans into accessories
DEREK TAHARA, Nichi Bei Weekly
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Amy Sueyoshi began sewing again in November 2021. The San Francisco State University provost and vice president of Academic Affairs first started hand sewing at 7-years-old, but she stopped because […] READ MORE
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Holiday Shopping Guide 2022: Families and young children edition
AKIKO MINAGA, Nichi Bei Weekly Contributor
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Do you have toddlers and young children in your life that you need to find a gift for? This year, skip buying clothes or fighting the Black Friday sales trying […] READ MORE
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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Marketing Coordinator and Special Projects at the Nichi Bei Foundation
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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Marketing Coordinator and Special Projects at the Nichi Bei Foundation POSITION: Full-time, non-exempt HOURS: 32 hours per week; must be available some evenings and weekends for events […] READ MORE
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Cultivating Multitudes: Santa Cruz farmer Kellee Matsushita-Tseng stewards seeds and self
ALEC YOSHIO MACDONALD, Nichi Bei Weekly Contributor
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Tiny beige flecks showered down from the desiccated stalk of celtuce in Kellee Matsushita-Tseng’s gloved hands. As the determined farmer tapped it rhythmically against the edge of a black plastic […] READ MORE
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Looking through a lotus root
Scott Hyakujiro Hoshida, Special to the Nichi Bei Weekly
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My kids, 12 and 9, are Chinese and Japanese American, their elementary school in Oakland, Calif. primarily Asian American, and the two branches of their families both began immigrating to […] READ MORE
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Helping my mixed-race kids rethink their ideas about race and privilege
Janice Tanemura, Special to the Nichi Bei Weekly
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A few months ago, while I was getting my 6-year-old ready for an evening bath, he pointed to his deeply tanned arm and blurted out that he was white because […] READ MORE
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Bachan’s: A special sauce that’s generations in the making
By AKIKO MINAGA / Nichi Bei Weekly Contributor
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You’ve probably seen Bachan’s Japanese Barbecue Sauce on the shelves at your local supermarket, packaged in a familiar looking chef’s squeeze bottle and labeled with a cheery hachimaki-wearing octopus. […] READ MORE
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The future of Okei’s gravestone
Herb Tanimoto
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PLACERVILLE, Calif. — American River Conservancy is seeking public opinions about the future of Okei’s original gravestone. Every immigrant group coming to American shores faced tremendous obstacles in achieving their […] READ MORE
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Grateful Crane Ensemble reflects upon 20 years, upcoming Sacramento show
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Nichi Bei Weekly Report Grateful Crane Ensemble’s mission is “to pay tribute to the unique hardships and inspiring contributions of Japanese Americans in our country’s history and continues the traditions […] READ MORE
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