Top 40 Japanese American RSS Feeds

1. Japanese American National Museum Blog RSS Feed

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Japanese American National Museum. They are creating a better understanding of their diverse society by sharing the Japanese American experience through their museum. Explore their blog to know about them, their culture, community, museum functions, feature stories, events and updates.MORE Facebook Followers 29KTwitter Followers 8.9KInstagram Followers 34.7K Frequency 2 posts/month Export RSS feeds list Get access to 250k active RSS feeds of news websites, blogs, magazines and podcasts with email contacts in 1500 niche categories. Get targeted RSS list in your niche at your fingertips. Email us the categories of RSS feeds you're interested in at anuj@feedspot.com Copy email. We'll share the list in an Excel spreadsheet or CSV format.Email us Export RSS List

2. Japanese American Museum of San Jose Blog RSS Feed

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JAMsj showcases a unique collection of permanent and rotating exhibits chronicling more than a century of Japanese American history. Follow their museum blog for information about Japanese American culture, museum insights, feature stories, news and update.MORE Facebook Followers 3KTwitter Followers 1.2KInstagram Followers 1.7K Frequency 2 posts/month

3. Portland JACL Blog RSS Feed

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Portland JACL is a civil rights advocacy group that strives to educate the public and secure and uphold the human rights of all and promote and preserve the cultural heritage and values of Japanese Americans. Their education blog features posts on laws, policies, Japanese American, government issues, community news and updates.MORE Facebook Followers 759Twitter Followers 137Instagram Followers 585 Frequency 1 post/month

4. Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC) RSS Feed

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The Japanese American Cultural & Community Center weaves Japanese and Japanese American arts and culture into the fabric of our communities. JACCC remains firmly rooted in Little Tokyo, providing a vital place to build connections between people and cultures, locally and internationally. Through inclusive programs and authentic experiences, they continue their living traditions and nurture the next generation of innovative artists, culture-bearers, and thinkers.MORE Facebook Followers 8KTwitter Followers 1.3KInstagram Followers 9.3K Frequency 8 posts/year

5. North American Japanese Garden Association Blog RSS Feed

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The North American Japanese Garden Association (NAJGA) seeks to ensure the sustainability, enduring value and social impact of Japanese gardens in North America for generations to come. They are a Japanese garden resource center through information sharing and networking opportunities, professional training and development, public education, conferences and symposia, research and scholarly activity.MORE Facebook Followers 2.3KTwitter Followers 155Instagram Followers 2.1K Frequency 1 post/week

6. Japanese American Museum of Oregon Blog RSS Feed

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Formerly known as the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center, the Japanese American Museum of Oregon at Naito Center is a venue for culture and research as well as an invaluable resource for exploring Nikkei experiences and their role in Oregon's multicultural community. Their permanent exhibit space highlights Issei immigration and early life in Oregon, Nihonmachi (Japantown), life after Executive Order 9066 (including the Portland Assembly Center), and contemporary Nikkei life.MORE Facebook Followers 2.4KTwitter Followers 1.6KInstagram Followers 1.9K Frequency 2 posts/quarter

7. JapanAmerica RSS Feed

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Japanamerica is a blog about the book Japanamerica how Japanese pop culture has invaded the US by Japanese american author Roland.
Twitter Followers 5K Frequency 1 post/month

8. Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth Blog RSS Feed

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The Japan-America Society of Dallas was founded in 1970 to promote friendship and understanding between Japanese and Americans in Dallas. The Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth furthers mutual understanding and ongoing engagement between Japanese and Americans. They provide quality programs in arts and culture, education, business, public policy, and international exchange, and create opportunities for friendship and meaningful interaction. Go through their blog to know more about their society and their progress over the years.MORE Facebook Followers 3.9KTwitter Followers 475Instagram Followers 1.5K Frequency 1 post/quarter

9. Registers.com RSS Feed

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Registers.com blog features The history and literature of Japanese American resistance to wartime incarceration. The site is about the Japanese American resistance to wartime incarceration during World War II. It is a project of the Densho Digital Archive, a non-profit organization that preserves and shares the history of Japanese Americans and Japanese CanadiansMORE Facebook Followers 361Twitter Followers 721 Frequency 1 post/month

10. Densho RSS Feed

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Densho's blog shares Preserve and shares the history of the WWII incarceration of Japanese Americans to promote equity and justice today. Their mission is to Preserve Japanese American stories of the past for the generations of tomorrow.MORE Facebook Followers 8.7KTwitter Followers 6.2KInstagram Followers 11.5K Frequency 2 posts/month

11. Just One Cookbook RSS Feed

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Just One Cookbook is a popular blog dedicated to Japanese cuisine, created by Namiko Hirasawa Chen (Nami). The blog offers a wide range of recipes, from traditional dishes to modern interpretations, making Japanese cooking accessible to home cooks worldwide. Nami, originally from Yokohama, Japan, started the blog to share her passion for Japanese food and culture. Her easy-to-follow recipes are complemented by step-by-step photos and videos, ensuring success in the kitchen...MORE Facebook Followers 304.8KTwitter Followers 9.6KInstagram Followers 302.5K Frequency 2 posts/week

12. Rafu Shimpo RSS Feed

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Rafu Shimpo, a cornerstone in Japanese American journalism, has been serving the community from its base in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, since 1903. As the nation's leading Japanese American newspaper, it offers a diverse array of content ranging from local and international news to culture, politics, and community events. The publication is deeply rooted in preserving the history and promoting the voices of Japanese Americans, while also addressing contemporary issues affecting the broader Asian American community, making it a vital resource for cultural and community discourse.MORE Facebook Followers 10.4KTwitter Followers 4KInstagram Followers 12.2K Frequency 3 posts/day

13. The North American Post RSS Feed

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The North American Post has served Seattle's Japanese Community since 1902. Their articles are all about Japanese in Seattle, including Japanese and Japanese American community news, Japanese-related events, Japanese restaurant reviews, Japanese cooking recipes, community interviews, and more.MORE Facebook Followers 994Twitter Followers 15 Frequency 1 post/day

14. Pacific Citizen RSS Feed

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Published by the JACL the nation's oldest and largest APA civil rights organization, the Pacific Citizen is committed to delivering the most incisive coverage of important APA stories that are often ignored by other media outlets.MORE Facebook Followers 276Twitter Followers 981 Frequency 1 post/day

15. National Japanese American Historical Society RSS Feed

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The National Japanese American Historical Society, Inc. (NJAHS), is a 501 c (3) non-profit organization, incorporated in 1981, and dedicated to the collection, preservation, authentic interpretation, and sharing of historical information of the Japanese American experience for the diverse broader national and global community.MORE Facebook Followers 2.2KTwitter Followers 804 Frequency 4 posts/quarter

16. Yo! Magazine RSS Feed

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Yo! Magazine is a digital magazine that aims to platform voices and turn ideas into action. It is a community space for the next generation, providing a platform for young people to share their stories, ideas, and experiences. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including culture, politics, social justice, and the environment. Yo! Magazine is also committed to giving back to the community, and it partners with organizations that are working to make a difference.MORE Facebook Followers 114Twitter Followers 72Instagram Followers 2K Frequency 1 post/week

17. JapanUp! Magazine RSS Feed

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Founded in 2003, JapanUp! The magazine company runs 4 business operations a publishing business (3 magazines), an event business, a production business, and consulting for companies starting new businesses in America. As a team, their staff will do their best to make LALALA the transmitter of valuable information that will assist and enrich Japanese lifestyles in the United States.MORE Facebook Followers 2Twitter Followers 767Instagram Followers 2.7K Frequency 6 posts/week

18. Japanese American Association of New York RSS Feed

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Since 1907, JAANY has been the heart of the Japanese community. They serve their community through bilingual social services, educational programs, and community outreach. With a strong sense of diversity, they have always been a collaborative forum, celebrating and sharing the Japanese culture and heritage with people of all ages and backgrounds. They are Dedicated to connecting their community through social engagement, education, sports, and the arts.MORE Facebook Followers 1.5KTwitter Followers 34Instagram Followers 425 Frequency 3 posts/year

19. San Diego JACL RSS Feed

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Founded in 1929, the JACL is the oldest and largest Asian American civil rights organization in the United States. They are recognized for their dedication to the Japanese American community by supporting social wellness, providing cultural and educational programs for the youth, promoting communication between local Japanese American organizations, and responding to the needs, concerns, and ideas of the people in the greater San Diego region, who share a common bond of Japanese heritage.MORE Facebook Followers 88Twitter Followers 115Instagram Followers 411 Frequency 3 posts/month

20. Japanese American Citizens League Arizona Chapter RSS Feed

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The JACL chapter in Arizona is the legacy of Japanese immigrants who settled in Arizona territory in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. By the early twentieth century, Japanese American families moved to Arizona and began truck farming small crops for the local market.MORE Facebook Followers 556Twitter Followers 27Instagram Followers 246 Frequency 3 posts/quarter

21. JACL Chicago RSS Feed

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Founded in 1929, the JACL is the oldest and largest Asian American civil rights organization in the United States. The JACL monitors and responds to issues that enhance or threaten the civil and human rights of all Americans and implements strategies to effect positive social change, particularly to the Asian-Pacific American community. Their Chicago chapter has news section sharing the latest new snap updates form the organization along with some informational articles.MORE Facebook Followers 554Twitter Followers 346 Frequency 1 post/month

22. St. Louis JACL RSS Feed

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Founded in 1929, the JACL is the oldest and largest Asian American civil rights organization in the United States. The JACL monitors and responds to issues that enhance or threaten the civil and human rights of all Americans and implements strategies to effect positive social change, particularly to the Asian-Pacific American community. The St. Louis Chapter of the JACL has its origins starting in 1946.MORE Facebook Followers 240 Frequency 2 posts/month

23. San Francisco JACL RSS Feed

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Founded in 1929, the Japanese American Citizens League is the oldest and largest Asian American civil rights organization in the United States. The JACL champions issues affecting the Japanese American and Asian-Pacific-American communities and advocates for the civil and human rights of all Americans. The San Francisco Chapter has a storied history as one of the earliest to be formed and has been the home chapter to many national JACL leaders.MORE Facebook Followers 826 Frequency 2 posts/quarter

24. Japanese Cooking 101 RSS Feed

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Japanese Cooking 101 is a website and YouTube channel that teaches people how to cook Japanese food. The blog site was founded by Noriko and Yuko, two Japanese women who are passionate about sharing their love of Japanese cuisine with the world. The blog features over 300 recipes, all of which are accompanied by step-by-step instructions and photos.MORE Facebook Followers 50.3KTwitter Followers 1.9KInstagram Followers 10.6K Frequency 2 posts/week

25. Oishii Desu RSS Feed

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Est. in Los Angeles on April 2016. Oishii Desu is one of, if not the largest resource for Japanese Food and Culture in the World for English speakers. Oishii Desu is a blog that focuses on Japanese food and culture in the United States and the world. The blog features articles on various topics such as food reviews, restaurant recommendations, interviews with people in the food industry, and information about Japanese condimentsMORE Facebook Followers 335Instagram Followers 7.4K Frequency 12 posts/year

26. Mochi Mommy RSS Feed

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Mochi Mommy is a blog about Asian-inspired recipes and family life. The blog was created by Christina, a mom of two who loves to cook and bake. She shares her recipes for both savory and sweet dishes, as well as tips and tricks for making Asian food at home. The blog also features posts about Christina's family life, including her experiences as a mom of two young children.MORE Facebook Followers 288Instagram Followers 82.1K Frequency 3 posts/month

27. Plates by Nat RSS Feed

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Find easy and scrumptious recipes with an Asian twist here and there. Everything on Plates by Nat is gluten and dairy free! Blog author Natsuko is a recipe developer, writer, and photographer behind this blog. She creates, curates, and presents healthy, gluten-free dishes and tips for readers to enjoy their meals without being conscious of health.MORE Instagram Followers 3.3K Frequency 1 post/week

28. The Japanese Kitchen RSS Feed

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A Japanese food blog by Tanpopo Journeys. Browse our favorite recipes that you can make and share with friends and family. Healthy, easy, and delicious! Their passion is to takes us to Japan to see where and how food is prepared and to fully experience their culture and food.MORE Facebook Followers 1.1KTwitter Followers 1.1K Frequency 1 post/month

29. Maido! Blog RSS Feed

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Maido! was founded in 2003 by Seiko Dailey and is the only Japanese-owned grocery store in the Greater Philadelphia area. They opened the first store in Narberth and moved to Ardmore to expand the store. Their blog shares information about their store, their products, their uses, special offers, deals, daily updates, news and more.MORE Facebook Followers 2.8KTwitter Followers 216Instagram Followers 2.8K Frequency 2 posts/week

30. Plant-Based Matters RSS Feed

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Plant-Based Matters is a blog that focuses on vegan Japanese food and culture. The blog is run by Akiko, the creator of Plant-Based Matters, where you can find authentic and unique Japanese vegan recipes, Japanese fusion recipes, and more. Akiko is the recipe developer and food stylist, while her husband Peter is the photographer.MORE Instagram Followers 25.9K Frequency 1 post/month

31. The JBeauty Collection Blog RSS Feed

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The J-Beauty Collection blog explores the world of Japanese beauty, sharing insights on skincare rituals, product recommendations, and beauty tips. The blog reflects the brand's dedication to bringing the best of J-Beauty to a global audience. Each post is crafted to educate and inspire readers to embrace the principles of Japanese skincare, emphasizing quality, tradition, and innovation.MORE Facebook Followers 669Twitter Followers 135Instagram Followers 2.3K Frequency 1 post/quarter

32. Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community Blog (BIJAC) RSS Feed

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The Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community (BIJAC) website is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history and culture of Japanese Americans of Bainbridge Island. The site contains a collection of photographs, artifacts, and recorded firsthand accounts that illustrate the human stories behind the exclusion and internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. Their blog section features news and updates about the community, including events, memorials, and grant awards.MORE Facebook Followers 925 Frequency 2 posts/year

33. Japanese American Living in Japan RSS Feed

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The Japanese American Living in Japan blog is about a girl who is staying in America and has moved from Japan. In her blog, she showcases her life and her daily activities. shares her past experiences, and an overall guide for an Japanese person who is staying or willing to stay in America.MORE

34. Tsuru for Solidarity Blog RSS Feed

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Tsuru for Solidarity is a non-violent, direct action project of Japanese American WWII camp survivors, descendants, and allies fighting to end detention sites and support front-line immigrant and refugee communities that are experiencing injustice and oppression. Their blog is where you can find updates, recent statements, upcoming calls to action and events, and more. Scroll through to learn more about their work.MORE Facebook Followers 4.2KTwitter Followers 2.8KInstagram Followers 7.6K Frequency 7 posts/year

35. Nichi Bei News RSS Feed

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Nichibei.org is a community news hub with a Japanese American and pan-Asian American focus, reporting on topics spanning from international news issues to anime and the environment. What you'll find here is a range of content videos and entertainment stories most reflective of the community and keeping it connected, informed and empowered.MORE Facebook Followers 3.7KTwitter Followers 2.7KInstagram Followers 2.3K

36. JACL Honolulu RSS Feed

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Founded in 1929, the National JACL is the oldest and largest Asian American civil rights organization in the United States. The JACL monitors and responds to issues that enhance or threaten the civil and human rights of all Americans and implements strategies to effect positive social change, particularly in the Asian-Pacific American community. Their Honolulu chapter shares all the details of their work, activities, events, news and updates.MORE Facebook Followers 562Twitter Followers 403Instagram Followers 142 Frequency 2 posts/year

37. The New Mexico Japanese-American Citizens League (NMJACL) RSS Feed

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The mission of the New Mexico Japanese American Citizens League is to promote, protect, and fight for the civil and human rights of ALL PEOPLE in and outside of New Mexico. The NMJACL recognizes the importance of education and, following New Mexico's multicultural traditions, promotes the awareness of the Japanese culture in the community. The NMJACL actively works with the community to promote the brother/sisterhood of all cultures in New Mexico.MORE Facebook Followers 1.1KTwitter Followers 65 Frequency 1 post/year

38. JACL Philadelphia RSS Feed

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The Japanese Cultural Activities Resource Guidecontains a number of activities suitable for youth between the ages of 5 and 12 years. The main goal is to offer resources through which multi- and bi-racial youth can explore their Japanese heritage. This 59-page book is made possible by the JACL Legacy Fund Grants Program. This guide was written by the Sonoma (Calif) County Taiko & Japanese Cultural Camp Committee.MORE

39. Tofugu RSS Feed

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Tofugu is a website and blog about Japanese culture and language. It was founded in 2007 by Matt Alt, a Japanese-American writer and translator. The site has since grown to become one of the most popular resources for information about Japan, with over 10 million monthly visitors. Tofugu covers a wide range of topics related to Japan, including language learning, culture, food, travel, and pop cultureMORE Twitter Followers 48.1KInstagram Followers 12K

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