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• Mingei International Museum Founder Longenecker Dies at 93
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• ‘Fast Company’ Knows How to Play the Game
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• Hirono Speaks Out Against Kavanaugh at Start of Confirmation Hearings
• ‘Angry’ Cartoonist to Speak at JANM
• New Visions of Japanese Studies at UCLA
• Kimono ‘Wonderland’ at Downtown Bookseller
• Kurt Ikeda Named Education Manager of Oregon Nikkei Endowment
• Diversity Through a Director’s Eye
• South Bay Ballet’s ‘Nutcracker’ Pirouettes into 10th Season
• Free Hawaii Comedy Screening at Nibei Foundation
• Sen. Merkley Introduces ‘No Internment Camps’ Legislation
• Assistance League of Long Beach Hosts Exhibition of Artist Reiko Berg

• ‘Love to Nippon’ to Mark 8th Anniversary of Tsunami
• ‘Untold Story’ to Be Screened at JANM, Manzanar NHS
• Animation Award Nominees Announced
• Making Spirits Bright
• Tuna Canyon Detention Station Coalition Chairman Hitt Retires
• Mingei International Museum Founder Longenecker Dies at 93
• Kadohata Wins National Book Award
• Scent of Sulu
• ‘Manzanar Fishing Club,’ Chiura Obata Programs at National Historic Site
• ‘Japantown’ Author at Little Tokyo Library