My father’s hunger
At my childhood kitchen table, in broken English and Japanese, my father taught me about family, the past and the poignant pleasures of food.
Tuesday, Jan 2, 2007 12:48 PM UTCLife Immigration, Food
Linda Furiya
Life Immigration, Food
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