Daniel Ari Kapner

Daniel Ari Kapner is a student at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst specializing in Japanese and Judaic studies. During 1999 he was studying at the Kyoto Center for Japanese Studies in a consortium program administered by Stanford University.

Publications by Daniel Ari Kapner

The Jews of Japan

and , March 1, 2000

No one – apart perhaps from a few Japanese who see themselves as descendants of one of the lost tribes of Israel – would think of Japan as in any sense a Jewish homeland. Yet among the many shrines and temples, Shinto and Buddhist, there stand occasional monuments to Jewish commitment and endeavor. Read More »

Filed under: World Jewry

The Jews of Japan

and , March 1, 2000

No one – apart perhaps from a few Japanese who see themselves as descendants of one of the lost tribes of Israel – would think of Japan as in sense a Jewish homeland. Read More »

Filed under: World Jewry