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Do Nisei suffer cultural drawbacks and Eng. language articulation problems?
able. For if one will analyze or more of the offspring [ some nibbles: the other day, she had some : familiarity)
it a bit (or at least I so th­ will pick up a book or maga­ one of them explained that that she couldn’t compre­
I recall once reading or ought), Nisei tended to ap­ zine. Just out of sheer curio­ she had picked up a copy of hend it.
hearing something to the ply their energies to those sity, if nothing else. None “Scientific American” and
Well, sometimes you just
effect that Nisei in general subjects in which capabili­ of them . have become dog­ the discussion was so esote­ can win. No matter which
suffer the impediment of ties could be measured be­ eared. But we have had ric on the subject (of which way you slice it.
not being facile with the yond cavil. Therefore,, sub­
English language. This was jects as mathematics, geo­
a bit difficult for me to be­ metry and calculus, chemis­
lieve because it had been my try, engineering, etc. were
impression
that,
again areas in which Nisei partigenerally, Nisei excelled culary excelled. And, I then
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
academically.
Although, reasoned, this was because
now that I think a bit more these areas touched upon
about it — continuing to hard bread-’n-butter occup­ VOL. 43 - NO. 86
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1979
TORONTO, ONTARIO
make generalizations — am­ ations, less vulnerable to nniiiiiiiiiiviiuiiiiiiuiniiiniiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii
ong Nisei that I had . been racial . impediment. And
exposed to, they, excelled thus when my parents lear­
particularly in the exact ned that some Nisei was em­
sciences but not as well in barking, or seeking to em­
the nondiscipliried subjects bark, on' some theoretical
such as . . . well, not many, field such as Philosophy,
- but silch as literature, Ro­ English Literature or Art,
mance languages, philosop­ I would hear comments
TORONTO — The Ki in memory of the late To­ ready garnered the support
hy and so forth But gene- about “such an inpractical wanis Club of Toronto re­ ronto Nisei, Shig Oue.
of the National Japanese
raliztions are always dange­ field,”
The Shig Oue Memorial Canadian Centennial Socie­
cently announced the esta­
rous.
Beyond all this, however, blishment of a Kiwanis Kiwanis Music Scholarship ty (Post Centennial Com­
In my day at least, this many of us were nurtured Music Scholarship program Fund, as it is called, has al- mittee), Japan Trade Cen­
was entirely understand- in rural households and al­
tre, and the S-20 and Nisei
Veterans’ Association in a
most all of us in households
joint committee for this _
where English was not spok­ S.I. Hayakawa straddles gay issue
en with any facility, at least
WASHINGTON. — Cali­ the senator thinks emplo­ purpose.
in our early years. Least of fornia gays heard two ver­ yers should have the right
The funds collected will
all by our parents, from sions of Sen. S.I. Hayaka­ to fir^ homosexuals, but be iised either to add to the
whom much learning flow­ wa’s opinion on endorsing another said Hayakawa amount already collected
ed.
the end of discrimination had an open mind on the by the downtown Kiwanis
In my own situation, to against gays and lesbians. subject.
Club of Toronto, or to esta­
this day I keep a dictionary A state gay delegation was
Hayakawa added. that he blish a separate scholar­
nearby even while reading in Washington recently lob­ was opposed to the legisla­ ship program. Please make
something
prosaic
as bying with gays from across tion but would be happy to your contribution payable
“Newsweek” magazine. I’m the country for an amend­ read material about it. He to: Toronto Kiwanis Chari­
KATMANDU, Nepal, — frustated by the number of ment to the Civil Rights Act did not meet with the gays. ty Fund Inc. And mail to:
Two members of a Japa- unknown words sprinkled which would prohibit dis­ While the senator said Toronto Kiwanis Charity
nese women’s expedition throughout some articles It crimination on the basis of the gays had not requested Fund Inc. (Re: Shig Oue
and a Sherpa guide were, bothers me no end that sexual preference as well as a meeting with him, mem­ Memorial Fund) c/o Royal
killed in an avalanche on someone writing for the sex, race and national ori­ bers of the group said they York Hotel, 100 Front Stre­
Mount Hiunshuli Oct. 9 but general reading public uses gin.
1 had but were told they had et West Toronto, Ontario
three other members mira­ words that I had never seen
Sen. Hayakawa displayed failed to make their request M5J 1E4
culously escaped, expedition before. (Frankly, sometimes both an “open mind” or was early enough. Hayakawa’s
I suspect that these writers “dead set” against ending office requires two weeks A receipt for income tax
sources said recently.
against notice to set up a meeting purposes will be mailed out
A letter received in Kat­ go out of their way to use discrimination
to all donors who include
with the senator.
mandu from team leader “two-bit words” when plain homosexuals.
their return addresses. ®
One Hayakawa aide said
Hiroko Asano of Tokyo said English would do the job.
the alpinists were trying to But even that may be a
make a route to climb the defensive reaction of my

6441-meter mountain in mid­ cultural drawback.)
west Nepal when the avala­ My first cultural shock
Scotch are steadily growing
came about when I left my
nche struck.
TOKYO. — The “Scotch overseas.
Japanese * overseas sales, but its imports of bulk are
Noriko Yamazaki, 28, of tiny, rural community for War” is what the Japanese
Ichikawa City and a Sherpa the university in The Big media are calling the spiri­ they further claim, cuts into rising even faster.
According to the British
were buried alive and res­ City: Seattle. From the ted competition between the demand for Scoch whisEmbassy, the. volume of
cuers were unable to find “small pond” of my English Suntory, Ltd., the country’s key.
That particular issue bulk imports were less than
their bodies Hiroko Fuji, class where I did manage to leading distiller, and the
30, of Yokohama, died about squeeze out a few “A’s I producers of bottled of Scot­ hasn’t been resolved since that of bottled. Scotch in
Scotch bulk producers are the 1975-76 fiscal year But
was thrust into a university । tish whiskey.
seven hours later.
At the same .time, five English class that was so > And judging from the enjoying brisk sales in Ja­ in succeeding periods bulk
have
exceeded
members of the seven-wo­ advanced that for the first latest blast from the Scot­ pan hnd want these to con­ imports
man expedition were at the semester I didn’t even know tish workers, the contest is tinue, British officials say. those of bottled Scotch.
A Suntory spokesman has
Last fiscal year Japan im­
scene, Miss Asano reported what my classmates were spilling over from Japan
dismissed
the
charge,
claim
­
talking about. I had heard into overseas markets, in­
ported 27,649 kiloliters of
from the base camp.
ing
that
the
company
Some Japanese volunte­ about “two-bit words” up cluding those in Southeast doesn’t export more than bulk compared to '25,467
kiloliters of the bottled pro-,
ers already , have left Kat­ until then, in another coin­ Asia.

two
to
three
per
cent

of
age almost foreign to me.
The
Scotch distillery
duct.
Scotch
importers
mandu to help search for
That was one helluva big unions want to stop the ex­ its total production to the conclude from these figures
the missing bodies.
port of bulky whiskey to U.S., Brazil, Mexico and that Suntory is blending in­
Miss Yamazaki and Miss pond for me.
Today, in order not to Japan, claiming that Sun­ Southeast Asia.
creasingly larger amounts
Fuji were the seventh, and
But
if
recent
trade
trends
eighth women to die while repeat this experience for tory and other Japanese are any indication, the dis­ of Scotch bulk in its own
climbing, Himalayan peaks. our brood, we “casually makers* blend the scotch pute won’t abate quickly. products.
Anotlier Japanese woman try to leave books around malt with their own whis­ Japan’s imports of bottled
Cont. on page 2
key and sell ,that product
the
house,
hoping
that
one
died in 1974.

By BILL MARUTANI



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Kiwanis music scholarship in memory
of Toronto Nisei Shig Oue announced

Two more
Jpnz. women
die climbing
mountain

Suntory fighting "Scotch war" with Scottish

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Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1979

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Scotch

Down through history,,.

Cent. from Page 1

The New Canadian

Established in 1989
The Osaka-based distil-1 market increased to eight
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iseven
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previper cent, of the bulk whis
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■ ’and Canada Federation
key imports.
Published on Tuesdays and
But British producers
It isn’t possible to con­
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firm this simply by looking fear that any -future gains,
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high-grade
history; her literature, and see Japanese women as they
whiskey should contain at vertising campaign markets
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CLASSIFIED
Ancient Japan was ruled by women. Both the Korean least 29 per cent grain spir­ and in addition is operating
and Chinese chronicles of the second and third centuries its but distillers aren’t re­ its own "• distilleries in the
record this. They referred to Japan as the "Queen Coun­ quired to state the origin Philippines, Thailand, Mexi­
SALE or RENT.
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co and Brazil.
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Import figures from the
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that
the
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- Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1979

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“Big Nisei'’ in the healing arts

Telephone: 534-4302

PAUL K. ASADA, D.G., N.D.
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(l/2 block-West-of* Christie)
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By Bill Hosokawa
. to be noteworthy? Maybe,
. - •
I maybe not.
All three men named be- j
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1 accustolow in this column were I However, we’re
born in Japan. After com­ med to stereotypes that we
JERRY OHKI
pleting their educations in lift our eyebrows just a bit
when
we
hear
that
scholars
that country, they came to
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work.
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
unrelated to Japan, Japan­
Masao Miyoshi was a stu­ ese history or Japanese
English" Service -& Sunday School
dent of English at Tokyo culture.
on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
University. He ■ received a
have the Right Policy
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The truth is that some of
SUNDAY, NOV. 18, 1979
Akira Iriye was born in us of Japanese heritage are
Tokyo and was 11 years old gifted in these fields and
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when the war ended. He be­ some,of us aren’t. The dan­
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interested
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REV. ROLAND M. KAWANO
ger of a stereotype is that
and political science and it takes away our individua­
came to the United States, lity and lumps us all in a
Realtor
getting his Ph.D. from Har­ mold that. may or may not
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years at Harvard before
Scarborough;. Ont.
Thus
it
is
distressing
that
moving to the University of
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some
of
us
take
the
attitude
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that just because we happen
Kuniaki
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was
a
music
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to be of Japanese heritage,
student in Japan and a con­ we ought to take an interest
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the reknown symphony con­ of us will, just out of curio­
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ductor. Hata, also, came to sity or natural inclination,
the United States to further or familial influence or
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You
would
expect
each
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istic painting.
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specifically policy in the had the intellectual curio­
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TORONTO, ONTARIO

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Islington, Ontario
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