Yukiko Kimura
Pioneering sociologist who wrote about Japanese and Okinawan Americans in Hawai’i during and after World War II.
Pioneering sociologist who wrote about Japanese and Okinawan Americans in Hawai’i during and after World War II.
Activist and author of Years of Infamy: The Untold Story of America’s Concentration Camps, the first comprehensive book about the World War II incarceration of Japanese-Americans written by a Nisei.
Nisei calligrapher, printmaker, and performer of Japanese traditional arts.
Cultural ambassador and journalist.
Miyoko Ito (1918–83) was a watercolor and abstract oil painter and printmaking artist.
Momo Nagano (1925-2010) was an artist renowned for her weaving and other textile works.
Osame Nagata Manago was a picture bride who co-founded the Manago Hotel in Captain Cook, Hawai’i.
Nisei singer and star of Flower Drum Song on Broadway.
Educator and author of books on Japanese Americans in Hawai’i.
A talented dancer and actress, Reiko Sato (1931–81) gained visibility as a performer on Broadway and in Hollywood and had some success fighting racial typecasting.