History of the Japanese in Houston (English Wikipedia)

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"ヒューストンについで" (Archive). Japanese Educational Institute of Houston (ヒューストン日本語教育振興会. Retrieved on February 4, 2016. "小学校ヒューストンでは日本人子女が多く通学しているのはヒューストン学校区内が多く、Barbara Bush、Ray K. Daily Elementary, Robertsに集中しています。次に多いのがクリア・クリーク学校区のJohn F. Ward,　続いてスプリング・ブランチ学校区のBunker Hill, ケーティ学校区のNottingham Country などです。[...] 中学校ヒューストンの中学校に通う生徒は各学校区に分散されていますが、West Briar Middle,　Spring Forest Jr. High School (J.H.S.)と Memorial J. H. S. が比較的日本人子女の多い学校です。高校多くの日本人生徒が通学しているのはヒューストンでは　Stratfford S.H.S. です。テキサス州でもハイレベルの学校とされており、建物も美しく落ち着いた雰囲気のある学校です。"
Home page (Archive). Japanese Language Supplementary School of Houston. Retrieved on March 30, 2014. "借用校： Westchester Academy 901 Yorkchester Houston, Texas, USA 77079" and "連絡先（事務局）火曜 - 金曜日 12651 Briar Forest Dr. Suite 105, Houston, Texas, USA 77077"
"沿革概要" (Archive). Japanese Language Supplementary School of Houston. Retrieved on May 13, 2014.

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Reid, J.C. "Natto from Nippan Daido Archived 2014-05-16 at the Wayback Machine." Houston Press. Tuesday September 22, 2009. Retrieved on March 30, 2014. "Natto isn't widely available in Houston, so I went to the source of all things related to Japanese food in Houston -- the wonderful Nippan Daido Japanese market at Westheimer and Wilcrest."
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"ヒューストンについで" (Archive). Japanese Educational Institute of Houston (ヒューストン日本語教育振興会. Retrieved on February 4, 2016. "小学校ヒューストンでは日本人子女が多く通学しているのはヒューストン学校区内が多く、Barbara Bush、Ray K. Daily Elementary, Robertsに集中しています。次に多いのがクリア・クリーク学校区のJohn F. Ward,　続いてスプリング・ブランチ学校区のBunker Hill, ケーティ学校区のNottingham Country などです。[...] 中学校ヒューストンの中学校に通う生徒は各学校区に分散されていますが、West Briar Middle,　Spring Forest Jr. High School (J.H.S.)と Memorial J. H. S. が比較的日本人子女の多い学校です。高校多くの日本人生徒が通学しているのはヒューストンでは　Stratfford S.H.S. です。テキサス州でもハイレベルの学校とされており、建物も美しく落ち着いた雰囲気のある学校です。"
Home page (Archive). Japanese Language Supplementary School of Houston. Retrieved on March 30, 2014. "借用校： Westchester Academy 901 Yorkchester Houston, Texas, USA 77079" and "連絡先（事務局）火曜 - 金曜日 12651 Briar Forest Dr. Suite 105, Houston, Texas, USA 77077"
"Memorial Ashford Place" (Archive). Moody Rambin. Retrieved on May 13, 2014.
"沿革概要" (Archive). Japanese Language Supplementary School of Houston. Retrieved on May 13, 2014.
"Japanese Language Study Program Spring Branch Independent School District Archived 2014-03-30 at the Wayback Machine." Spring Branch Independent School District. Retrieved on March 30, 2014.
"Consulate-General of Japan in Houston Archived 2008-06-29 at the Wayback Machine." Embassy of Japan in Washington, D.C. Retrieved on December 24, 2008.

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"Land Use Map" (Archive) Westchase. Retrieved on May 11, 2014.

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