Tamiko Nimura, Author at International Examiner

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Kiku Hughes’ graphic novel Displacement addresses the intergenerational trauma of Japanese...

Tamiko Nimura - November 3, 2020

Young adult novel “We Are Not Free” tells a compelling story...

Tamiko Nimura - September 9, 2020

“A Really Rich Life”: At 90, Kibei-Nisei Tacoma artist Fumiko Kimura...

Tamiko Nimura - August 20, 2020

Day of Remembrance, Day of Action” in Tacoma draws multigenerational, multiethnic...

Tamiko Nimura - March 3, 2020

Children’s picture books tell the valuable stories of artists and their...

Tamiko Nimura - December 5, 2019

George Takei’s graphic memoir “They Called Us Enemy” is an ambitious...

Tamiko Nimura - August 28, 2019

Issei Photographer Yukio Morinaga’s Quiet Hour illuminates early 20th-Century Seattle

Tamiko Nimura - August 6, 2019

The artist behind Seattle’s “From Hiroshima to Hope” peace gathering

Tamiko Nimura - August 2, 2018

History, community and realistic portrayals of Asian Americans in children’s literature

Tamiko Nimura - February 28, 2018

‘Witness to Wartime’ exhibit of Takuichi Fujii’s work is enlightening

Tamiko Nimura - November 13, 2017

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Chuminh Tofu’s free Sunday meals offer a model for community aid

CID and API-owned businesses get creative this holiday shopping season with…

Chinatown-ID businesses get creative during COVID-19 related obstacles, adjust in order…

Chinatown-ID community events look different this year; here’s how two of…

Wing Luke Museum embraces uncertainties and pushes ahead with virtual holiday…

In memoriam: Judy Yung (1946-2020): Scholar, writer, journalist, professor and…

Sharing stories, art and building community through the Future Ancient —…

Seattle – International District Rotary Club delivers groceries and hot meals…

Portland Chinatown Museum hosts Community Roundtable with Ron Chew on Dec….

InterIm’s Corner: Potential progress around affordable housing with a new administration

Renton City Councilmember, immigration attorney Kim-Khanh Van running for King County…

“A ray of hope”: COVID-19 vaccine comes to the Chinatown-International District

More to come with Little Saigon Creative community space

Chuminh Tofu’s free Sunday meals offer a model for community aid

Arts Etc. – January 20, 2021

A stream of consciousness that occupied artist Roger Shimomura while in…

Erika Lee demonstrates that xenophobia is an American tradition in its…

Diving deeper: A guide to Hawai’i’s beauty far beyond surface level

Growing up in Butte’s Pekin Noodle Parlor

Opinion: Those representing AAPI and other communities of color: Vote yes…

OPINION: Mayor Durkan, City Council called on to join the CID…

A Tibetan American perspective on peaceful and non-peaceful protests in America

Tamiko Nimura