For 113 years, the Rafu Shimpo newspaper has chronicled the story of the Japanese American community in Southern California. It survived World War II, when writers and editors were shipped off to ...

After 122 years in downtown L.A.’s Little Tokyo neighborhood, the country’s only Japanese-American daily newspaper, The Rafu ...

The Rafu Shimpo newspaper, one of the last Japanese-English dailies in the nation, said Sunday that it has drummed up enough new revenue to stay open through 2017.

The newspaper that has chronicled the story of the Japanese American community in Southern California has a print circulation of about 7,800, down from a peak of 23,000 subscribers in the late 1980s.

From 2012 to 2015 the newspaper lost $750,000, an amount that was revealed in an open letter in March by The Rafu Shimpo’s publisher and president, Michael Komai, whose family has managed it for ...

Also endangered is the newspaper that has been covering Little Tokyo since 1903: the Rafu Shimpo. The bilingual publication is steeped in the rich history of the cultural epicenter.

Topline: It's an end of an era for the country’s only Japanese American daily newspaper. After 122 years in Los Angeles, The ...

The newspaper that was founded in 1903, Rafu Shimpo, still serves Southern California’s Japanese American community today, and is now a treasure trove of historic information.

The newspaper that was founded in 1903, Rafu Shimpo, still serves Southern California’s Japanese American community today, and is now a treasure trove of historic information.

The newspaper that was founded in 1903, Rafu Shimpo, still serves Southern California’s Japanese American community today, and is now a treasure trove of historic information.