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We are heartbroken by the passing of Kyoko Nancy Oda, a giant in the Nikkei community and one of our oral history narrators. Born at Tule Lake in 1945 to...

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In this guest contribution, UCLA PhD Student Amber Hisatomi reviews Karen Tei Yamashita’s new novel, Questions 27 & 28. The book captures the movement and history of Japanese Americans from...

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Tom Ikeda founded Densho in 1996 with a vision that was equal parts technological ambition and community commitment. Over more than two decades as executive director, he helped build the...

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Densho Public Engagement Intern Emma Lee reflects on how her time at Densho deepened her understanding of Asian American history, belonging, and the power of archival preservation to affirm that...

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Tamiko Nimura’s new book A Place For What We Lose: A Daughter’s Return to Tule Lake braids her family history at Tule Lake with her own journey as a descendant....

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