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Contents: “Introduction” by Tomoko Ozawa Part 1--Appropriating Japaneseness: Advocates, Activists, and Educators Chapter 1, “The Perils of Heritage Learning in their Ancestral Land: Educating Japanese American Nisei as ‘Foreign-Born Compatriots’ of the Empire” by Eiichiro Azuma Chapter 2, “Making Acceptable Women: Michi Kawai’s Advancement and Autonomy” by Tomoko Ozawa Chapter 3, “Building More than Houses in Hiroshima: Floyd Schmoe's Relief Activities” by Hisami Hasegawa) Part 2--Nationalizing Japaneseness: Political Discussions in Japan and the US Chapter 4, “Japanese Interracial Families in the United States, 1879-1900: What the Census Manuscript Population Schedules Reveal” by Miya Shichinohe-Suga Chapter 5, “Leisure in Desperation: The Alliance and Axis of Rhetoric in the Global Recreation Movement 1930-1945” by Yuko Itatsu Part 3--Experiencing and Expressing Japaneseness: North American Nikkei Communities Chapter 6, “Bobbed or Long Hair?: Beauty Ideals and Practices in the Nikkei Community” by Michiyo Kitawaki Chapter 7, “Ship Names: Reeling the Identities of Japanese Fishermen in Canada” by Norifumi Kawahara Chapter 8, “Nikkei Place: Redefining the Meanings of Nikkei in Canada” by Yuukichi Niwayama