Murayama collection captures Hawaiʻi Nisei experience
Milton Murayama’s archives offer insight into the Nisei experience and Hawaiʻi plantation life.
Koto, origami, manga: UH Mānoa’s Nippon Day
The annual event, hosted by the EALL department featured hands-on activities highlighting Japanese language, art and community traditions.
New digital tools document WWII war crimes
UH Mānoa’s War Crimes Documentation Initiative unveils new digital tools revealing WWII Japanese war crimes across Asia and the Pacific.
Digitized book chronicles Japanese roots in Hawaiʻi
The Japanese in Hawaii: A Century of Struggle remains a cornerstone of UH Mānoa’s ethnic studies program.
Q&A: Hello Kitty turns 50, UH expert explores iconʻs legacy
Professor Emerita Christine Yano reflects on Hello Kitty’s global influence.
Anime fan, tech wiz land coveted Japan scholarships
Koy Yoshizumi and Marques Batoon, are among only four students in the country to receive the highly regarded MEXT scholarship
Historic Japanese prints donated to UH Mānoa Library
The collection includes more than 200 items from Nanako Yamada.
UH researchers uncover rare Japanese scroll set in Honolulu
UH Mānoa researchers co-authored a bilingual cross-platform publication that focuses on 18th century scrolls.
Images of the Week: Kabuki
This week's image is from UH Mānoa's Kennedy Theatre.
100 years of Hawaiʻi Kabuki in English: Masters from Japan train UH actors
To commemorate the anniversary, UH Mānoa students will star in The Maiden Benten and the Bandits of the White Waves next April at Kennedy Theatre.
