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The Issei Japanese (一世 lit. first generation) are native Japanese who emigrated from Japan primarily to North America. Their children and grandchildren are known as Nisei Japanese and Sansei Japanese respectively.



See also: Issei Japanese American


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ISSEI 2000 (211 words)
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The ISSEI 2000 conference took place at the University of Bergen, Norway from 14 - 18 August 2000
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Historical Overview: Japanese Americans (3199 words)
Despite the Issei’s hard work in the early twentieth century, envy and racial discrimination led to increasing anti-Japanese attitudes on the West Coast, much as the sentiment had developed against perceived Chinese competition.
Many Issei women were disappointed with their new homes, far from families and friends, which often required enduring discrimination and hard work to survive.
The Issei also sought to retain their rightful place in communities by circumventing discriminatory state laws that banned their owning or leasing land.
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