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1. Okinawan Associations in Peru
2. The First Japanese Female Workers in Peru
3. Okinawa: Symbol of a War
4. The First Challenge of a Dekasegi: The Language
5. The Japanese Immigration Companies in Peru (Part I)
6. The Japanese Immigration Companies in Peru (Part II)
7. The Anyou Maru and The Rakuyo Maru: The Little Told Story (Part I)
8. Culinary Coincidences between Peru and Japan 
9. What can I read when Arriving in Japan for the First Time? 
10. The Japanese Inka 
11. Why do the Names of Japanese Ships end in "Maru"?
12. The Japanese Holocaust
13. The Anyou Maru: The Little Told Story (Part II)
14. (Re)Constructing my History 
15. The Ancient Israelites arrived in Japan? (Part I)
16. The Japanese Press in Peru (1909-Present Day)
17. (Re)Constructing my History (Part II)
18. The Japanese Schools in Peru
19. Hirohito: The Impostor Emperor?
20. (Re)Constructing my History (Part III)
21. The Ancient Israelites Arrived in Japan? (Part II)
22. The Anti Japanese Fascism in Peru
23. How did the Japanese Immigration to Peru start?
24. Will You Marry Me?: The Omiai
25. The Outcastes in Japan: The Burakumin (Part I)
26. China, Japan and the United States and their Interest for Okinawa
27. The Outcastes in Japan: The Burakumin (Part II)
28. Hitobashira: The Human Pillars in Japan (Part I)
29. I Do Believe in Obon
30. Kaida Moji: The System of Writing of Okinawa
31. The Rectangular Sata Andagi
32. What I inherited from my Grandparents
33. Culinary Coincidences between Peru and Japan (Part II) 
34. Butsudan: History and Believes from Okinawa (Part I)
35. Butsudan: History and Believes from Okinawa (Part II)
36. Butsudan: History and Believes from Okinawa (Part III) 
37. Chikazan, Tsukazan, Tsukayama: Three Different Surnames and One Only Origin
38. Basic Notions about the Nuclear Accident in Fukushima
39. Smiles of the Sun: A Way to Approach to the Religion
40. Utsuru Fune and Dogu Figurines: Proof of UFOs in Japan?
41. Mantain a Butsudan Improperly: Some Cases and Examples of Peruvian-Nikkei Families
42. Buying in Lima: Fukujinzuke and Nori Tsukudani