Today,
June 26
Generations of stories from Hawaiʻi’s Japanese community are now just a click away. The Hawaii Hochi and The Hawaiʻi Herald—two trusted voices for our community—have been digitized and included in the prestigious Hoji Shimbun Digital Collection, hosted by the Hoover…
Imprisoned Without Due Process Had the San Times been around on December 7, 1941, when the Japanese Imperial Navy bombed Pearl Harbor, the editors of this publication would likely have been visited by FBI agents at their homes or place…
The “Vol. 80” that appears under the Page 1 banner of the 100th Infantry Battalion veterans club newsletter, Puka Puka Parade, is a testament to camaraderie, longevity and dedication. This year marks 80 years since the veterans club, known to…
The “Godfather” of the Hawai‘i art scene has passed away, but his legacy endures through his masterpieces. Satoru Abe’s illustrious career spanned more than 70 years, during which he produced thousands of works across various mediums—including drawings, paintings, and sculptures….
San Times honors the three generations – Sansei, Yonsei, and Gosei – who are now responsible for keeping the values and traditions of our Issei and Nisei ancestors alive and to continue telling Japanese American stories for the future generations to learn from. San Times will be a resource for anyone wanting to learn more about our community, featuring videos, pictures, and stories about the past, present, and future.
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