Mixed/Part/Hapa/Hafu/Half/Quapa/Quarter Japanese Models, Athletes, Actors, Artists, Etc. (ハーフ芸能人)

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01. Laura Yumi Lambert (Belgium) 0:00 02. Arthur Nory Oyakawa Mariano (Brazil) 2:20 03. Griffin Gluck (USA) 3:50 - Rafe Khatchadorian in Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life (2016 theatrical feature film) 04. Nyjah Huston (USA) 5:10 From the tattoo in Japanese writing on his right forearm and the red, green and yellow detail on his sneakers, Nyjah embraces all his ethnicities. He feels being multiracial helps him relate to his fans and broaden his fan base. “I’m thankful to be a mixed racial person in skateboarding. I’m part Japanese too, so when I go over to Japan everyone loves me there, when I go somewhere where there are a lot of Black people they’ll love me there too.” -- Skateboarding phenom Nyjah Huston talks love for hip-hop: http://thegrio.com/2013/08/27/skateboarding-phenom-nyjah-huston-talks-love-for-hip-hop/ 05. Aya Sumika (USA) 7:09 06. Kimiko Glenn (USA) 8:49 07. Kimiko Gelman (USA) 10:19 08. Kyle Hanagami (USA) 11:29 09. Tito Rodriguez Jr. (USA) 12:53 Tito Rodriguez, Jr. is one of the leading timbales artists in Tropical Music and Latin Jazz today. Raised in New York, Tito was born to Japanese and Puerto Rican parents, the only son of the legendary El Inolvidable (The Unforgettable), Tito Rodriguez. From an early age, Tito was immersed in the riveting sounds of Mambo, Chachacha, Bolero, Brazilian music, and Jazz. Trained in drums, guitar, piano, vibes, trombone and timbales, Tito was admitted to the Berklee College of Music and completed his training at the University of Miami. -- Biography - Tito Rodriguez Jr.: http://www.titorodriguezjr.com/biography/bioEN.htm 10. Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988, USA) 14:33 11. Emily Sugihara (USA) 16:43 - Founder and CEO of Baggu (Japanese for "Bag"), a popular, trendy manufacturer of reusable bags: https://baggu.com/. 12. Brittany Skipper Ruz née Brittany Bowden (USA) 17:52 - VH1's Making Mr. Right (2013) Yes, Miss Sushi is Japanese! Brittany Skipper is a former Miss Utah and a graduate of Brigham Young University. After recieving her BA in Journalism, she spent a year as a news anchor for KBYU and was invited to be an ABC morning news anchor at the age of 21. She is now persuing her passion of sushi Rolling, as Miss Sushi! Brittany has over 10 years of Sushi Rolling experience and started working in the restaurant business over 7 years ago, she has worked at 2 very prominent Japanese restaurants, picking up the tricks of the trade along the way. She is 1/4 Japanese and learned the art of sushi at a very young age. Now, she uses these skills to entertain, teach and roll sushi for parties and events all over Northern California." -- Miss Sushi: About Miss Sushi: http://www.misssushicatering.com/3.html 13. Rachel Yuki Wyatt (USA) 19:12 Let’s talk a little about your heritage. [Rachel Yuki] Wyatt: My grandfather is Japanese and he is my mom’s dad, which makes me a fourth Japanese. So my name is Rachel “Yuki” Wyatt (Yuki means happiness in Japanese). Granted I don’t speak any Japanese but our Thanksgiving is pretty hilarious. We have fried rice next to the sweet potato casserole and green beans. We have a kimono in our living room. It’s quite a mixture and it definitely makes its way into our daily lives and it’s something I’m proud of. It makes me unique and it meant a lot that my grandfather – who lives in California – was here and I was able to represent the way that I did. Winning was icing on the cake. They were thrilled!" -- New Miss South Carolina 2016 talks platform, Clemson and ‘Tebowing’: http://www.thestate.com/living/article86101522.html