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Japanese historian highlights internment camps on Saipan, Tinian, and Okinawa

Japanese historian Dr. Ayuko Takeda shared a sneak peek about her latest research on Northern Mariana Islands internment camps during World War II in her presentation in the 6th Marianas

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PhD graduate says Okinawa and Marianas survivors stories need to be heard

PhD graduate says Okinawa and Marianas survivors stories need to be heard
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History scholar to conduct WWII research on Saipan

UNIVERSITY of California, Irvine doctorate in history candidate Ayuko Takeda and her husband Jafar Takeda arrived on Saipan on Monday to conduct research on the local people’s experiences during World

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Group: Use plain Japanese in vaccine info for foreign residents | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

A non-Japanese resident, accompanied by an interpreter wearing a pink bib, receives a novel coronavirus vaccine in Toyonaka, Osaka Prefecture, on July 11. (Asahi Shimbun file photo) Many Vietnamese residents are facing language barriers concerning the COVID-19 vaccine program, prompting calls for simpler Japanese in notifications and instructions that non-Japanese speakers can understand. More than 90 percent of Vietnamese in Japan wish to be inoculated against the novel coronavirus, but about 60 percent do not even know the vaccinations are free of charge, a nationwide survey on Vietnamese residents showed. The results were released in June on the Kyoto Medical Practitioners Association website.

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