Japanese-american Stories

In the soon future, a global catastrophe plagues the earth forcing every human to take shelter in one building. The building that saves the entire human race is remarkable in size, elegant in design, unimaginable in technology. The building tower over the earth with 1 billion floors kissing the moon. The global catastrophe that caused the making of the World Building was the first alien war, a war that the humans barely won. This victory was bittersweet some would say. This caused a global reset, in turn creating a global government with the idea being, protect the earth from any outside threat. However, small seeds of corruption and manipulation were planted in the government, and the collapse of the new world may not be due to outside intervention.

Hey guys! So, I'm deciding to post my historical fiction that I wrote for my English class on here. I feel as if I did a pretty good job in writing this but I just want your opinion. Please comment below to tell me what you think. Also, here is a brief summary of the event that I chose for my historical fiction: It takes place during World War II and it is right after the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor. The Americans start to mistrust the Japanese-Americans and revoke their privileges. In the end, things become so bad for the Japanese-Americans that they are send to internment camps. My story is told from one such Japanese-American who faces this predicament. She also has to deal with her arguing parents. Also, this is written by V who is @TheDamBlueCookie. Don't worry, @airbarnabus and I will write a story together at some point.

Based on Fort Minor's Kenji. It was 3 weeks before 1942. Ken opened the door of the store and took the daily paper from the doormat. He read the headlines and panicked. "Pearl Harbour's Been Bombed And The Japs Are Coming", with pictures of soldiers running and dying. He knew then, that everything would change.

I have to write a short story that follows the hero's journey steps but i'm horrible at writing so i want feed back on my story. About girl who gets in car crash and has to start her life at a new school.

Two strangers - a man and a woman - embark on a life-altering experiment: the fusion of their consciousness. Merging of thoughts, memories, and feelings gradually transforms into an exploration of human connection, identity, and the nature of reality itself.

BOOK ONE of Gamesmanship SHATTERED FAMILY UNFORGIVABLE ACTIONS BROKEN TRUST. Her Life Is A Game Of Chess. One Wrong Move... Just about three years after the "suppose" demise of her parents, Komyo found herself thrown into the past. The reasons why her life was broken. At the age of ten. Being as smart as even Einstein himself. Komyo assumed the role of heiress with the guide of her Uncle. Myo unravels the truth hidden within her once-perfectly-normal-family, Is seeing "ghosts" of her parents anything? Especially when she found herself looking at them from across the private airport runway... how should she determine her next move? Will she be able to settle back down or will she die trying to "save" her parents... >All Rights Reserved<

This is a story about a high school Japanese-American girl in 1964 who has an advice stand, a boy who's in love with her, and a boy she's in love with.

[#TKBMovieContest Top 10 Featured] When 18-year-old Japanese-American student Toni Tanaka (the coolest, most mysterious guy in school) asks 17-year-old Audrey Miller (a quiet bookworm who's barely exchanged two words with a boy) for help with his exam, her heart drops into her stomach and her palms become sweaty. When he says "help," he means "cheat." After caving and giving him the answers to the exam to keep his mother from sending him back to Japan for failing yet another test, Toni becomes rather hard to get rid of; he's taken a liking to Audrey, and he can't quite put his finger on what makes her so unique.

In the misty mountains of Boone, North Carolina, where neon diners hum alongside ancient shrines, 19-year-old Aaron Katsuo clings to his late father's rusted 1967 Shelby GT500-a beast of steel haunted by memories of war, J-rock mixtapes, and unspoken goodbyes. Struggling through grief and a gap year of isolation, Aaron clashes with brash sophomore Yumeko Majima, whose own hidden scars from her brother's suicide fuel a passion for dragon-etched designs. As they restore the car amid wildflower fields and Blue Ridge drives, a chosen family emerges from the auto shop shadows: a guilt-ridden mother, a gruff veteran mentor, and friends chasing melodies and legacies. But can Aaron rev past his father's ghost to forge his own path, or will the weight of loss stall them all? Steel & Petals is a heartfelt coming-of-age tale of healing, identity, and the roads that bind us-where Southern soul meets Japanese spirit in a symphony of engines and echoes.