@tamikonimura

@tamikonimura has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in November 2022. The social media accounts linked to from @tamikonimura are: • Instagram • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, tamikonimura has populated their site with: • Wisdom Grown Wild: A Conversation with Filmmaker Rea Tajiri — Part 3 • 'A Place for What We Lose' honors a father's history - New Day NW • Reservation for 9/9 Online Author Event, A Place for What We Lose: A Daughter's Return to Tule Lake with Tamiko Nimura. • Wisdom Grown Wild: A Conversation with Filmmaker Rea Tajiri — Part 2 • www.nichibei.org • Wisdom Grown Wild: A Conversation with Filmmaker Rea Tajiri — Part 1 • Seattle Times Sunday magazine • Notes on Hoarding • KUOW Soundside interview • Barbed Wire, Guard Tower, Tar Paper Barracks, Roll Call • Craft essay for LitHub on the structure of APFWWL • Love and Reckoning: A Meditation On Family Photos • Review, International Examiner • Author Voices with Emiko Jean • 3/26 Newsletter, PNW tour • WNC Charity Auction — NC Indies | North Carolina Indie Author Resources • COVER REVEAL: A PLACE FOR WHAT WE LOSE • Tamiko on podcast Past Forward • CU-Boulder talk with Tamiko Nimura and Connie Chiang • Tamiko Nimura | Writer • Japanese American Incarceration: Survivor Interviews • Tacoma History & Intergenerational Resilience with Tacoma Author Tamiko Nimura • South Sound Day of Remembrance - Washington State Historical Society • Announcing the 2025 Fellowship Award Recipients • We Have Been Here Before: A Speech for Tsuru for Solidarity and La Resistencia at the Northwest Detention Center • First Interview for A PLACE FOR WHAT WE LOSE • Acknowledgments — Write or Die Magazine • Tamiko Nimura: Intergenerational Love, Literature, and Public History • Between The Books • Tamiko Nimura • Digital Resident Feature • Substack/Between Books • Cities: In Search of a Lost Japantown | Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature • Sending love in a box • How should we talk about the imprisonment of Japanese Americans? • Why the Language We Use to Describe Japanese American Incarceration During World War II Matters • Searching for a Vocabulary for Japanese Wartime Incarceration • ‎Spiritual Grit: Ep 191 - Writing, Yoga, Activism: a conversation with Tamiko Nimura on Apple Podcasts • Transatlantic is thrilled to welcome Tamiko Nimura! • Amocat award winner and author Tamiko Nimura waxes rhapsodic • Writing on the Wall—Text for Resisters: A Legacy of Movement from the Japanese American Incarceration • To My 11-Year-Old Father in the Camp — Off Assignment