Hāfu: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 17:55, 10 August 2022

Half Japanese, half Amazing.

Here are some articles and research about being hāfu:

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-**People to Add**
+Half Japanese, half Amazing.
-[[Linda Yamamoto]]
+[[Bill of Rights for People of Mixed Heritage]]
-[[Marié Digby]]
-[[Roxana Saberi]]
+Here are some articles and research about being hāfu:
-[[Devon Aoki]]
-[[Karyn Kusama]]
+* [https://www.usfca.edu/center-asia-pacific/perspectives/v13n2/want Haafu Identities Inside and Outside of Japanese Advertisements]
-[[Cary Fukunaga]]
+* [https://collections.lib.utah.edu/dl_files/1a/bb/1abb049cad568d3ec28c96bf0c9259ee9ef70ae1.pdf Being Hafu (Biethnic Japanese) in Japan]
-[[Mickey Curtis]]
+* [https://www.pri.org/stories/2015-09-15/how-hawaiian-word-hapa-came-be-used-people-mixed-heritage How Hapa Came to Be Used by People of Mixed Heritage]
-[[Helen Nishikawa]]
-[[Minori Maeda]]
+[[Category:Glossary]]
-[[Kayōkyoku]] (歌謡曲) — Draft
-[[Mari Henmi]]
-[[Miki Obata]]
-[[Rumi Koyama]]
-[[Kayōkyoku]]
-[[Ryan Potter]]
-[[Master Miller]]
-[[Arsène Lupin III]]
-[[Master Keaton]]
-[[Hiro Hamada]]
-[[Daken]]
-[[Buckaroo Banzai]]
-[[Rex Walters]]
-[[Rui Hachimura]]
-[[Dave Roberts]]
-[[Judith Hill]]
-[[Harry Binkley Harris Jr.]]
-[[Sayaka Akimoto]]
-[[Yumesaki Shirubi]] (夢咲しるび)
-[[Yueni Yunapokkuru]] (ゆえに ゆなぽっくる)
-[[Yoshizaki Aya]] (吉崎 綾)
-[[Yano Ayumi]] (矢野あゆみ)
-[[Yamashita Emiri]] (山下 エミリー)
-[[Yamamoto Kumiko | Yamamoto Susan Kumiko]] (山本スーザン久美子)