Turning Shadows Into Light: Art and Culture of the Northwest's Early Asian/Pacific Community

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Mayumi Tsutakawa, Alan Chong Lau
Young Pine Press, 1982 - Arts - 99 pages

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Contents

Introduction
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nagai kafu in seattle a poem by Alan Chong
12
On the Last Performance of Musumé Dojoji at the Nippon Kan of
54
Copyright

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TitleTurning Shadows Into Light: Art and Culture of the Northwest's Early Asian/Pacific Community
EditorsMayumi Tsutakawa, Alan Chong Lau
Editionillustrated
PublisherYoung Pine Press, 1982
ISBN0960828001, 9780960828005
Length99 pages
  
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