Outdoors

How one farm in Irvine, CA created an annual tradition that continues to bring the community together and change people’s lives around the world.

Dogs love to go outside. Some may be fortunate to have a yard so that your dog can run around. But if you’re like me and live in an apartment, getting outdoors means walking your dog up and down a street so they can pee and poop. But sometimes, your dog just wants a little more.

Want to go solo camping but worried about your safety? We interview camping expert Rebecca Joy Ozaki for tips.

Fishing has always been popular in the Japanese American community and understanding our community's history, it makes sense.

Whether you learned to ride yesterday or have been riding for decades, own a beach cruiser, BMX, fixed gear, road or recumbent bike, are 10 or 60, I hope to inspire you to get out and ride.

Park Ranger Kurt Ikeda shares his love of national parks and the legacy he carries on at Minidoka as a Japanese American.

As COVID shut down businesses and prevented us from laying out at the beach, I turned to spearfishing in Hawaii.

Driving across America in the middle of a pandemic.

Me and my group of friends did some unintentional forest bathing when we went camping in Joshua Tree, ten minutes outside of cell reception.

An iconic destination, a world wonder, and a treasure trove of memories. What's it like climbing the Andres on the Inka Trail to get to the breath-taking Machu Picchu? Read on to learn more!

Exploring the lasting legacy of youth development in the Boy Scout programs of the Japanese American community.