Hosted by @reina.unnun · EN-US · 13 episodes
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Reframing the American story through the multicultural experience: An educational community storytelling podcast series featuring conversations with Japanese Americans and beyond. As Americans grapple with increasing tension and division, what can we learn from the past to connect with each other? The series features conversations with Japanese Americans and beyond, and explores identity, culture, and history in a multicultural society. Produced by an educator and students with diverse backgrounds, the series aims to embrace and empower local communities with multicultural experiences to share their stories and reimagine the future together.
@reina.unnun hosts Chasing Cherry Blossoms, a society show with 13 episodes published.
Guest: Jean Mishima, President, Chicago Japanese American Historical Society Jean Mishima was one of more than 20,000 people of Japanese ancestry to resettle in Chicago after she was incarcerated by the US government dur
Guest: Susan Miyagi McCormac, Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Japan Culture NYC As Gaby tries to define his multicultural identity, he meets Susan Miyagi McCormac, who grew up in North Carolina with an Okinawan mother and a
Guest: Joan Shigekawa, Arts and Culture Philanthropist Many artists with underrepresented backgrounds face additional challenges when they first try to set their career path. Gaby talks to Joan Shigekawa, who received th
Guest: Russell Tanita at Tanita Farm Rusty’s father was one of the thirteen children of Naomasa Tanita who started farming in Arizona in 1928. The family business grew into a farming empire, Tanita Farm, once the largest
Guest: Fumiko Sally Matsumoto Adams at Japanese American Citizen League Arizona Chapter Growing up as a child of Japanese immigrants in the 1950s California often made Sally uncomfortable. After marrying her airman husba
Guest: Irene Tsukada Simonian at Bunkado The COVID-19 pandemic forced many businesses to shutter, but as one of the few remaining original Japanese-owned businesses in Little Tokyo, legendary gift shop Bunkado had faced
Guest: Dr. Patricia Allyn Biggs at National Park Service, Manzanar National Historic Site Every year, Japanese American communities across the nation organize a pilgrimage to former WWII incarceration camp sites. One of
Guests: Dr. Kathryn Nakagawa at Arizona State University / Baseline Flowers and Donna Cheung at Japanese American Citizen League, Arizona Chapter Cat and Tin live-record a panel discussion at Arizona State University, as
Guest: Cindi Kishiyama Harbottle at Japanese American Citizen League, Arizona Chapter In the 1960s and ’70s, people used to travel long distances to see the Baseline Flower Fields in Phoenix, Arizona. Tin returns home an
Guests: Kathy Masaoka and Yasuko Sakamoto at Little Tokyo Service Center Tin’s next destination is the Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC), an organization that provides social welfare and community services in Little Tok
Guests: Dr. Brett Esaki at University of Arizona and Dane Ishibashi at Bunkado Tin begins her journey as a biracial Asian American by traveling to Tucson to meet Dr. Brett Esaki, an assistant professor in the East Asian
Guests: Michael Komai and J.K. Yamamoto at Rafu Shimpo To explore how Japanese Americans redefine their experience through community storytelling, Cat visits Rafu Shimpo, a 120-year-old Japanese-English bilingual newspap
Guests: Dr. Mitchell Maki at Go For Broke National Education Center and Carolyn Sugiyama Classen at Southern AZ Japanese Cultural Coalition An Arizona native, Cat often feels pressure to be a picture-perfect Asian despit
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Chasing Cherry Blossoms is hosted by @reina.unnun. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 13 episodes.
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