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Made in collaboration with the musical Leo Nabeshima Adams, a music connoisseur that's been living in Japan for over a decade.
When Everyone Else Got Younger, and You Didn’t
Just because you're older at camp doesn't mean your time is up—your role is evolving, your impact is growing, and camp still needs you more than ever.
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Nisei Week extends beyond the local community, creating connections that span across the world. To me, Nisei Week is a reminder of the power of community, the strength of sisterhood, and the lasting impact of cultural exchange.
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Being in touch with your Japanese American roots, culture, and heritage is important. Here are 6 things you can do to connect with your JA roots, no matter where you live and regardless of your level of involvement or understanding.
Read More >>Yo! Camp: Year Three Recap
Since its inception in 2022, the buzz around Yo! Camp has grown louder each year. Whether it's casual talks at Obon or the countless Instagram stories and posts, people can't stop talking about Yo! Camp—and rightfully so.
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