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| a war bride before she was a war bride |
At the risk of repeating last quarter’s blog, we are repeating last quarter’s blog.
For those of you who are filmmakers, it’s likely you know why. For those not, please know that filmmaking is a long, involved process and right now our documentary, War Brides of Japan, is still in post.
If you’re interested in learning more about the mixed race experience, please join our Hip Hapa Homeez group page on Facebook. That’s where we discuss everything about ethnicity, nationality and multicultural living.
You can also join our Japanese War Brides and Their Children group page on Facebook to participate in discussions about your war bride mother--or any war bride you may know.
Meanwhile, enjoy these links to info about the War Brides of Japan documentary. If the main (first listed) website doesn’t work, please revisit it later as we have very recently changed web hosts.
War Brides of Japan videos:
War Brides of Japan websites:
War Brides of Japan in the news:
War Brides of Japan on Facebook:
War Brides of Japan on LinkedIn:
War Brides of Japan on Twitter:
War Brides of Japan on G+:
War Brides of Japan blogs:
A War Bride's artwork:
We’re still accepting your 100% tax deductible donations, so please check out our Network for Good account to make your contribution.
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| War Brides of Japan animator Michelle Jericho Poppler... |
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| ...has a surprise for you! |
Enjoy your summer and arrigatou gozaimashita for your support and encouragement!
Your Hip Hapa,
Yayoi
Yayoi
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| visiting Masako White (l) in New Jersey |
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