Asian American Links Jiannbin Lee Shiao's collection

 Asian American Network

 Asian American Resources (Robert Irie, MIT)

 Asian American Studies (Adan Griego, U. California, Santa  Barbara)

 Asian-American Video Resources (U. California, Berkeley)only available to U. CA network

 APA Actor's List (Asian-American actors) (T. Hirata)

 Asian Arts The on-line journal for the study and exhibition of the arts of Asia

The Asian American Experience historical perspectives; a delightful yet saddening site

CAL Internet Korea Directory in Korean

 Chado, the Way of Tea

 Cherry Blossoms to Economic Trends Web site collection on   many aspects of Japan

 CHCP Chinese Summer Festival 1995, San Jose, Calif.

 China the Beautiful - Chinese Art and Literature

 Art of China Home Page

 Chronology of Philippine History and culture

 CLNET Asian American Links (Chicano/Latino Electronic  Network, U. Calif.)

 Colors in the Wind (Japanese Kites)

Culture of Japan Web site collection on many aspects of the culture.  Excellent for projects & information.

 Empires Beyond the Great Wall: The Heritage of Genghis  Khan

 The Fall of Singapore ( Singapore has an excellent online museum.  Well worth a visit.)

 Famous Personages in Japan

 Gateway to World History Pacific region (Haines  Brown)

 Guide to Japanese Computing Q & A source for mixing Japanese  and computers

The Hakka people are a migratory Chinese Han tribe which originated from northern China, and -- over the course of more than a millennium -- spread to southern China, to neighboring countries and overseas. They have a distinct and rich historic, cultural and linguistic heritage.

 Hakka Chinese Page (Ya-Ping)

Hakka Chinese Homepage (S. L. Lee) an extensive set of links

 Hakka Round-Building Architecture (Tom Liew)

Hawai'iloa: The Voyage

Hawaiian Gods and Myths

Hawaiian Language Intro

 History of China: Table of Contents

Information on Kaho`olawe from the Protect Kaho`olawe `Ohana and the Kaho`olawe Island Reserve Commission

 Inside China Today news

 Japanese Culture "The Way"

 Japanese Information Web site collection on aspects of Japan

Japanese Society and Social Sciences some selected articles

 Japanese Tea ceremony

 Japanesque! a catalog of Japanese culture goods

Kabuki is a traditional form of Japanese theater. It was founded early in the 17th century by Okuni, a shrine maiden who brought her unique and lively dance style to the dry river beds of the ancient capital of Kyoto, and over the next 300 years developed into a sophisticated, highly stylized form of theater.

 Kanji Conversion Plug-In for Eudora (MAC) As it says for  Macs only, untried I use a Pc; for e-mail

 Kids Web Japan Information geared to 10-14 year olds to learn  about Japan

Kingdom of EnenKio Atoll

 KotowazaKotowaza (Japanese proverbs) with kanji, romanji, English meanings with audio

 Language Class Practice hiragana, katakana, kanji (audio)

 Language Study Practice first 135 kanji

 Life in a Vietnamese Gang: Bui Doi - Life Like Dust (USC  visual anthropology video project home page)

 The Mingei/USA Tour (Two Centuries of Japanese Folk Art)

Nation of Hawai'i

Nation of Hawai'i

Native Hawaiian Advisory Council

 Noh Drama (English)

 Oceania (Ethnic World Survey, CIEMEN)

Office of Hawaiian Affairs Includes Information about sovereignty and how it might affect Hawaiians,Operation `Ohana (online community) and other services.

Phillipine News, USA links to Phillipino news sources
 

Polynesian Voyaging Society

 A Potpourri of Interesting Links for Japan

 Queer Asian Pacific Resources (Steph Tai)

 St. Cloud Japanese Information An excellent source for how to run Japanese on English computers

 SCAA-BOS (Soc.Culture.Asian.American-Boston Area)  Home Page

 Shodouka Launchpad View Japanese web pages on non-Japanese  computers and without other software. Sometime slow.

 Sumo Images and Information

 Takeji Iwamiya Photo Exhibition

Taste of China Cookbook

Teaching (and Learning) About Japan

Tokyo Food Page

 U. California Irvine Southeast Asian Archive ("materials  relating to the resettlement of Southeast Asian refugees and immigrants  in the United States (and to a lesser extent, worldwide), the "boat  people" and land refugees, and the culture and history of Cambodia,  Laos, and Vietnam") (UCI Libraries)

 A Visual Literacy Exercise (Uses Japanese Woodblock prints.)

War Relocation Authority Camps in Arizona, 1942-1946 history and photos

 Anna May Wong Homepage (early film actress)

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