Recently, a couple of fascinating posts about a certain lost tribe (or two, or ten) have appeared on the ol' Internets. Japanese Jews in Israel, marching down Ben Yehuda street in kimonos, waving Japanese and Israeli flags and singing 'Hevenu Shalom Aleichem.' Does it get any weirder than that? Well, yes–perhaps it does.

In and of itself, I find the video to be mind-boggling, amusing, touching, and bizarre. A few months ago I stumbled upon this YouTube video, which depicts an annual Japanese pilgrimage to Israel: My mother, ham that she is, laughs it all off with the explanation that, 'somewhere along the way, someone must have hooked up with an Asian person.' It's funny to imagine a freethinking (read: horny) ancestor of ours with a penchant for lovers of the Asian persuasion, but perhaps there's more to this bedtime story. People are always surprised to learn that no, they're not Asian at all–in fact, they're Jewish.

Certain members of my extended family have what my mother affectionately refers to as, 'the almond shaped eyes.' Their features are so distinctive that they are often mistaken as Asian.

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