introduction to the special issue. squared diaspora. representations of the japanese diaspora across time and space

immigrant integration through food. nikkei cuisine in peru

rooted-transnationalism and the representational function of food in hiromi goto's "chorus of mushrooms"

eating japanese food in diaspora as identity building. the case of a japanese canadian church

making place. old japan at the japanese department store shirokiya in honolulu

"transmitting the message of okinawa by drums". representations of japanese-ness and okinawan-ness in okinawan dance in santa cruz, bolivia

living under more than one sun. the nikkei diaspora in the americas

from ethnic religion to generative selves. pentecostalism among nikkei brazilian migrants in japan

intergenerational circular migration and differences in identity building of nikkei peruvians

a tree house in tokyo. reflections on nikkei, citizenship, belonging, architecture, and art on the 75th anniversary of japanese american and japanese canadian internment