Seattle Japanese Community News | The North American Post
WEBThe North American Post has served Seattle's Japanese Community since 1902. Our articles are all about Japanese in Seattle, including Japanese and Japanese American community news, Japanese related events, Japanese restaurant reviews, Japanese cooking recipes, community interviews, and more.
About | Seattle’s Japanese Community News – North American Post
WEBAbout. Founded in 1902 by immigrants from Japan, the North American Post Publishing Inc. is the oldest, minority-owned, publishing company in the Greater Seattle area. Located in what is today’s Japantown, we represent the long and storied history of the Japanese American (JA) community in our area. The company was shuttered during World War ...
‘North American Post’ 120th and ‘Soy Source’ 30th Anniversaries ...
WEBAug 12, 2022 · By David Yamaguchi For The North American Post On Thursday, July 21, the Consul General of Japan in Seattle hosted a celebration to commemorate the “North American Post” and “Soy Source” 120th year and 30th year anniversaries, respectively. While the Post’s actual anniversary is not until September, the outdoor event was scheduled for favorable midsummer On Thursday, July 21, the ...
Garfield Golden Grads Hall of Fame - The North American Post
WEB1 day ago · Photo credit: Michael MacLeod. Kusakabe recently received the Garfield Golden Grads Hall of Fame award from her alma mater Garfield High School in Seattle, Washington, for her volunteer work for the past 34 years. It was for the “unsung hero” work she does on her own educating children and adults about the incarceration of …
Mariners Play for Themed Ticket Benefit - The North American Post
WEB23 hours ago · Mariners Play for Themed Ticket Benefit By Barbara Mizoguchi NAP Editor The Seattle Mariners major league baseball team played two games benefitting local Japanese American organizations in Seattle, Washington. On Japanese Heritage Night, every ticket sold in its reserved seating sections donated $5 to the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Washington (JCCCW).
Meet Barbara Mizoguchi, NAP’s New Editor - The North American …
WEBJanuary 27, 2024. By Barbara MizoguchiThe North American Post. Thank you for your patience as The North American Post searched for its new editor after David Yamaguchi ’s departure and Bruce Rutledge’s interim help. These are big shoes to fill yet I am grateful for their and Tomio Moriguchi’s assistance easing me into the transition.
N.A.P Staff | Seattle’s Japanese Community News – North …
WEBThe North American Post is a community newspaper that celebrates Japanese culture in the Greater Seattle area. Founded by 1st generation Japanese-Americans in 1902, the publication is one of the oldest minority-owned newspapers in the region. Today, with bilingual articles in English and Japanese, the publication connects readers with diverse cultural backgrounds to Seattle’s Japanese community.
History of The North American Post
WEBNorth American Post publishing is one of the oldest minority-owned publishing company in the Greater Seattle area. The company was founded in 1902 by Kiyoshi Kumamoto and investors, who were first generation Japanese immigrants (Issei) in the area. Hokubei Jiji (The North American Times) was launched on September 1, 1902, as the country’s ...
Remembrance Weekend Sparks Action, Protest - The North …
WEBMarch 3, 2024. By Bruce Rutledge. The North American Post. Day of Remembrance activities extended over the long weekend, with actions at the Federal Building, the Puyallup Fairgrounds, Olympia and King County International Airport, and proclamations by the cities of Bellevue and Seattle. Protestors gather at the Federal Building in downtown ...
An Overview History of ‘The North American Post’
WEBJul 27, 2022 · By Edward Echtle, For The North American Post Editor's note September 1 marks the 120th anniversary of "The North American Post." To mark this significant milestone, author Ed Echtle has researched the history of this newspaper and that of its pre-WWIII predecessor, "The North American TImes." This article is …