她是第二代日裔美国人。
他们大多数都是来自日裔美国人。
他们大多数都是日裔美国人。
该图显示什么被迫生活在移动和日裔美国人被扣留等。
The drawings show what life was like during the forced move and detainment of Japanese-Americans.
近40名日裔美国学生在新泽西州里奇伍德市萨默维尔小学就读。
Almost forty Japanese-American students attend Somerville Elementary School in Ridgewood, New Jersey.
他因《恶童》一片成名，这也使他成为第一位主流动画(非卡通)的非日裔导演。
He is best known as the director of Tekkon Kinkreet, which made him the first non-Japanese director of a major anime film. [2].
本文重点探讨日本文化中的主要特征以及其在日裔美国人同化过程中产生的影响。
This article mainly studies the main features of Japanese culture and the influence of Japanese culture on the process of Japanese Americans' assimilation.
其英籍日裔作者巴伯贵美子认为，“用筷子进餐能减缓进食速度，这样一来你吃的就少了。”
According to the Japanese author Kimiko Barber, "Eating with chopsticks slows you down, and so you eat less."
日裔美国人是具有鲜明日本文化特征的美国族裔，日裔所保持的日本文化已经成为美国多元文化的一部分。
Japanese American is a group of people with vivid Japanese culture characters. The Japanese culture kept by Japanese American becomes a part of American diverse culture.
日裔美军与他们的日本同行都是同族，但是他们在完全不一样的环境中长大，所受（环境）影响也根本不同。
The Japanese-American soldiers shared the same genes as their counterparts in Japan but they grew up in a totally different environment with disparate influences and development.
一个日裔美国男人，描述他的爷爷从日本到美国的旅行，后来他自己也开始了这趟旅行。故事描述了深爱两个不同国度的感情。
Japanese American man recounts his grandfather's journey to America which he later also undertakes, and the feelings of being torn by a love for two different countries.
日裔美国雕塑家野口勇(1904- 1988)对这座二十世纪二十年代低矮的工业建筑，以及其花园和陈列物都进行了改造。
Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988), a Japanese-American sculptor, was responsible for the conversion of the low slung 1920s industrial building and its garden, as well as all of the objects on display.
他们对2974位70至91岁龄日裔美籍男性参加的檀香山-亚洲老年研究中，基于人群的前瞻性队列研究得出的数据进行了调查。
They examined data from the prospectively studied population-based cohort of 2974 Japanese-American men aged 70 to 91 who participated in the Honolulu-Asia Aging Study.
人们前来是为了见到日裔美国概念艺术的先锋、已故约翰·列侬的第二任妻子：小野洋子。她于9月10日亲临其美术展览《Das Gift》的开幕式。
They had come to see Yoko Ono, a Japanese-American pioneer of conceptual art and widow of John Lennon, who was there for the opening of her exhibition "Das Gift" on September 10th.
人们前来是为了见到日裔美国概念艺术的先锋、已故约翰·列侬的第二任妻子：小野洋子。她于9月10日亲临其美术展览《Das Gift》的开幕式。
They had come to see Yoko Ono, a Japanese-American pioneer of conceptual art and widow of John Lennon, who was there for the opening of her exhibition "Das Gift" on September 10th.
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