Japanese-Belgian photographer Tetsuro Miyazaki's ongoing project "Hafu2Hafu," which documents the portraits and thoughts on identity of Japanese mixed-race individuals, is finally being released after years in the making.Individuals of mixed roots are colloquially referred to in Japanese as "hafu," the Japanese pronunciation of the word "half," most often signifying someone as being of half Japanese and half other ethnicity or race.The 40-year-old photographer was curious about other hafu and their upbringing, and wanted to explore the meaning behind what it means to be Japanese for those w…READ FULL ARTICLE