シアトルにおける日本人の歴史
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シアトルにおける日本人の歴史（シアトルにおけるにほんじんのれきし、英:History of the Japanese in Seattle）では、シアトルやシアトル都市圏における日本人および日系アメリカ人の歴史について説明する。
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- ^ McKenzie, Madeline (April 24, 2019), “Enjoy a celebration of Japanese culture and other spring events in Seattle and Bellevue”, The Seattle Times
- ^ Broom, Jack (September 20, 2004), “Japanese eatery will serve up a centennial party of its own”, The Seattle Times
- ^ Schultz, Erika (August 7, 2018), “Hundreds of lanterns float on Green Lake in From Hiroshima to Hope”, The Seattle Times
- ^ Vinh, Tan. " Bellevue school rolls out sushi; kids eat it up" (Archive). Seattle Times. Thursday January 27, 2000. Retrieved on April 9, 2015.
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