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Flowers from Mariko

When she and her family are released from the Japanese American internment camp where they have spent the last three years, Mariko plants a garden to raise their spirits.

Flowers, food, folklore usher in Year of Rooster

This article is a print-out from the online version of The Seattle Times.

Floyd Schmoe

Fly to Freedom: The Art of the Holden Venture Refugees

Gives us a unique opportunitiy to reflect on the role that the Chinese immigrant experience has played and will continue to play in America culture

Flying Dragon and Dancing Phoenix: An Introduction to Selected Chinese Minority Folk Dances

Flying Origami: Origami from Pure Fun to True Science

Fog of time shrouds one of World War II's most significant dates

60th anniversary of Guadalcanal marks the war's first U.S. offensive

Folk Arts and Crafts of Japan

Folk Crafts of the Middle Kingdom: An Introduction

Folk Legends of Japan