Letters from Scarsdale Kuniko Katz's essays, articles and letters to the editors Kuniko Katz (mail to:) was born in Japan and has resided in the U.S. for the last 45 years. She has been active in the Scarsdale Japanese and American communities, as well as serving as a board member of many Scarsdale organizations. In 1996, she received an award from the Kenshokai Foundation in Tokyo for her outstanding community activities. She taught Japanese at the Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, New York from 2002 to 2014. B29s (Ducts)  Engagement Some ideas for the sake of Japanese children overseas Reflections on Emperor Hirohito's death They’ve got to be carefully taught Best Scarsdale souvenir Anti-Semitic writers in Japan-Dry up the pens of bigotry Visit to 'righteous Gentile' in Japan yields greater understanding Japanese companies should help Schools reach out to Japanese children Senpo Sugihara, a Japanese "Righteous Gentile." Japanese recognition of countryman: Japan owes debt to the United States Remembering Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima Japanese press for gun control Shameful story that denies Holocaust kills magazine."Marco Polo." Hiroshima vigil's goal not criticized U.S. A little girl in Afghanistan September II The Promise keeper - the story of a Holocaust survivor Funny, you don't look Jewish Sweet Memory-My first encounter of an American soldier. Empty nest Sayonara mom Top    Home