rafu shimpo造句

• He edited the last issue of the " Rafu Shimpo " published before the forced relocation took place.
• The reunion was the brainchild of George Yoshinaga, a columnist for The Rafu Shimpo, Los Angeles'Japanese-American community newspaper.
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  son went on to produce a serial novel, under the sponsorship of Rafu Shimpo, " The Tale of Osato ".
• He has contributed to The Rafu Shimpo with his column, " Corner Store . " He is the son of Nisei playwright Hiroshi Kashiwagi.
• Seki is a teacher and writer of Japanese poetry called Senryu, and his poems are often featured in the Japanese newspaper called The Rafu Shimpo.
• After a brief job as an editorial assistant, Hirahara began working at the " Rafu Shimpo " newspaper in 1984 as writer about the city of Los Angeles.
• In Los Angeles she taught Japanese, worked as a columnist for the Japanese newspapers " Rafu Shimpo " and " Kashu Mainichi ", and participated in haiku poetry groups.
• In March 2010, the " Los Angeles Times " reported that " The Rafu Shimpo " was losing circulation and money, and was the target of community drives hoping to save the newspaper from going out of business.
• In 1960 Rafu Shimpo, a Los Angeles Japanese American newspaper, published Yamauchi's contribution to their holiday edition, giving her one of her first published works and getting her foot in the door as a writer rather than an artist.
• He was a frequent contributor to Asian American publications such as " AsianWeek " and " Rafu Shimpo ", as well as popular newspapers such as the " San Francisco Examiner " and the " Los Angeles Times ".
• After his release from jail, Tanaka continued to run the " Rafu Shimpo, " a difficult task since the Issei staff members remained in FBI custody and over 1, 000 households had canceled their subscriptions to avoid any perception of ties to Japan.
• He was hired by the Japanese American newspaper " Rafu Shimpo " while he was still in college, where he edited the paper's English language content, writing editorials encouraging Nisei, those born in the United States to Japanese immigrant parents, to be loyal Americans.
• According to a 2011 columnist in " The Rafu Shimpo " of Los Angeles, " Younger Japanese Americans are more culturally American than Japanese " and " other than some vestigial cultural affiliations, a " Yonsei " or " Gosei " is simply another American ."
• Third, Willes'desire to reach out to minority communities and raise circulation in minority neighborhoods, led to the creation of a special Latino desk, with 13 reporters, and to partnership arrangements with four small newspapers _ Korea Times, the Spanish-language newspaper La Opinion, the Chinese Daily News and the Rafu Shimpo, a publication aimed at the Japanese community.