When Jason Mikami walks the vineyard rows his family first planted more than a century ago, he does so with a deep awareness that the land beneath his feet carries far more than vines. It carries memory, survival, and a legacy shaped by perseverance through discrimination, war, and generational change.

Rory Fukuda has been meticulously creating a miniature replica of a portion of San Jose Japantown, a place that Rory grew up and has many connections to the business owners and residents. He describes it as a 2024 snapshot of 5th and Jackson Street, the center of Japantown.

By Patti Horikawa (daughter of Lucy Minamishin) SAN JOSE, CA - Lucy Minamishin was born November 6,1924 to Japanese immigrant parents Kunihisa Matsunaga and Tsuya...

SAN JOSE - A community event sponsored by San Jose Buddhist Church Betsuin and Wesley United Methodist Church took place on November 16. “San Jose...

The Sacramento River Delta breeds visionaries – some whose visions are thoroughly unique, deeply allegorical, and profoundly evocative. One such visionary is Delta artist Alice Murakami.

It takes minimal time to make and no cooking is involved. What I love about this dish is it keeps really well and I typically make it the night before my event.

Now, before you men tune-out, breast cancer affects both women AND men. Secondly, men are a vital support to women suffering from breast cancer: So keep reading.