Vu, Khanh. Fashion Designers Influenced by Japanese Heritage. North American Post.

Japan is often acknowledge for the food, the gardens , the ancient traditions of bonsai and martial arts, and lately for producing American Major League baseball players. One small but very successful group is Japanese Fashion designers. They are artists and entrepreneurs, juggling the demands of both worlds. See the article...

Vu, Khanh. Mariner's Fan Club Welcomes Ichiro Suzuki. North American Post.

Ichiro Suzuki likes pizza, hotdogs and hamburgers equally, but his favorite food is sushi. That was one of many facts that fans learned at the Yokoso(welcome) Ichiro event at Safeco field this Sunday after the Mariner's exhibition game. See the article...

Vu, Khanh. Salute to Medal of Honor Recipients. North American Post.

Sunday afternoon at the Seattle Center, A Medal of Honor ceremony was held for William K. Nakamura and James K. Okubu, from Washington State who had served in the United States Army. The awarding of a medal of honor is rare; it is the highest award for valor that can be presented to any person serving in the military. See the article...

Vu, Khanh. Spring Cherry Blossom Festival. North American Post.

Cherry blossom festivals are everywhere. San Francisco has one every year, also Washington DC, Hawaii, Denver and Seattle to name a few. The first cherry trees in the US were a gift from Japan in 1912, planted by the first Lady Taft and the Viscountess Chinda of Japan at the Jefferson Memorial in DC. See the article...

Vu, Khanh. The story behind "Beyond Manzanar". North American Post.

Seattle native Tamiko Thiel is a bright woman; bilingual, multi-cultural and technically astute with an exacting eye. She has an engaging personal style and attitude that is reflected in the 3D interactive installation "Beyond Manzanar". See the article...