Nobuko Miyamoto Ornament Eisner Award Nobuko Miyamoto has been an

Nobuko Miyamoto has been an Asian American community icon since the 1970s

where he learns they share a history that goes back to the Great Wars  and the Battle of Adachi Plain where Usagi became a ronin

the controversial figure Joseph Yoshisuke Kurihara stands out as an icon of Japanese American resistance

Asian American musicians created art that directly engaged issues of identity

Nobuko Miyamoto Ornament Eisner Award Nobuko Miyamoto has been anJANM Exclusive! Nobuko Miyamoto has been an Asian American community icon since the 1970s, and this year we are honoring her as a JANM Hero Ornament! Handmade by the same womens collective in Kyrgystan that produced our Yuri Kochiyama and Kristi Yamaguchi ornaments, each one varies in style and execution. Your purchase supports Fair Trade and empowerment for the women who make them. Made from wool felt. Approximately 6. 5"H.