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Letters to Memory: A Sansei memoir of family, incarceration and Japanese...

Ken Mochizuki - May 28, 2019

“Letters to Memory” is a Sansei memoir of family, incarceration and...

Ken Mochizuki - May 8, 2019

Novels address the experience of Japanese American incarceration from adolescent perspective

Ken Mochizuki - March 2, 2018

Uprooted: The Japanese Experience During WWII a must read

Ken Mochizuki - December 8, 2016
A showing of 'Beacon Hill Boys' at Wing Luke Museum celebrates its 30th anniversary.

‘Beacon Hill Boys’ continues to inspire after 30 years

Ken Mochizuki - September 18, 2015
The graphic novel, Fighting For America: Nisei Soldiers written by Matsuda and illustrated by Matt Sasaki, tells the story of six brave and courageous Nisei soldiers from the Pacific Northwest who proved their loyalty and made a significant mark in American history.

‘Fighting for America: Nisei Soldiers’—Graphic novel preserves stories for future audiences

Ken Mochizuki - September 11, 2015

Mori’s ‘Yokohama, California’ was ahead of its time

Ken Mochizuki - August 29, 2015

Column: IE provides the only and the other

Ken Mochizuki - May 13, 2014

A Cold Wind From Idaho

Ken Mochizuki - October 6, 2010

A Cold Wind From Idaho

Ken Mochizuki - October 6, 2010
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