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J-Sei Home Closes After 30 Years, Leaving Bay Area Japanese Seniors in Need

‘Like Family’: Japanese American Seniors and Caregivers Say Goodbye to J-Sei Home

Bay Area Japanese Americans Draw on WWII Trauma to Resist Deportation Threats

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Rare Japanese American Farm in San José Makes Its Final Persimmon Harvest

Children hold drumsticks near large drums in a gym.

Central Valley Students Find Connection and Belonging Through Japanese Drumming

San José Council OKs Development of Historic Japanese American Farm for Housing

Historic Japanese American Family Farm Is About to Fade Into Much-Needed Housing in San José

A graphic image showing a vintage photo of Asian men and women on the left and right side, large text in the top center that reads: "Episode 3: A Precedent For Reparations."

Inspired by Black Leaders, Japanese Americans Got Reparations After WWII

A group of Japanese farmers stand in a field.

The Loss of My Family's Farm Is a Loss for California's Japanese Agricultural Legacy

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