Festivals, celebrations, and holidays
Sources of Japanese American community interaction included picnics, musicals, concerts, martial arts competitions, and festivals such as Bon Odori (annual Buddhist festival commemorating ancestors).
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Walnut Grove reunion newsletter (ddr-densho-390-34)
A newsletter with a final request for fee payments, transportation and hotel accommodations availabilities, and information about reunion events and funding.
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Nisei veterans reunion meeting notes (ddr-densho-390-44)
Meeting notes immediately after the 1985 reunion discussing the success of the event and locations for future reunions.
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Walnut Grove reunion newsletter (ddr-densho-390-33)
The second issue of the Walnut Grove reunion newsletter with tentative programming schedules, roles and responsibilities, and other updates. Lillian Matsuoka is listed as a corresponding secretary, Toshio Matsuoka is listed as responsible for posters, and David Matsuoka is listed as responsible for the public address system.
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Graduation portrait (ddr-densho-395-94)
A woman poses for a graduation portrait in a cap and gown.
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Michael Bitow sits with Santa Claus (ddr-densho-395-42)
A smiling Santa Claus holds Michael Bitow on his knee.
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Janice and Michael Bitow meet with Santa Claus (ddr-densho-395-43)
Janice, wearing a winter coat with matching hat and muff, sits on Santa Claus' knee. Michael stands next to Janice and looks into the camera.
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Man and woman in formal attire (ddr-densho-395-39)
A man and woman in formal attire laugh as their picture is taken.
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Decorations at an outdoor event (ddr-densho-395-101)
An outdoor event decorated with American and Japanese flags and large banners. A crowd stands behind a large pole decorated with bunting, an American flag, and a large banner of Japanese text.
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Men and women pose for a group photograph (ddr-densho-395-88)
Men and women, some wearing kimonos, pose for a group photograph on the steps between two buildings. Accompanying materials indicate that this photograph may be from a Japanese Chamber of Commerce queen competition and that a man in back is possibly Mr. Fuji.
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Nisei woman (ddr-densho-325-386)
Written on front of photograph " To [Illegible] Miguire From Hisa"
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Rose Parade (ddr-densho-325-338)
Written on the back of the photograph "Pasadena Rose Parade 1/1/48"
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Bridal Shower (ddr-densho-325-361)
Written on the back of the photograph "Ossie shower Feb. 8, 1948 Misako Kawakami home"
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Mother and son (ddr-densho-325-508)
Written on the back of the photograph "Oct 26, 1952 Eddie's 3rd birthday"
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Parade float (ddr-densho-35-234)
This parade was part of Seattle's first Golden Potlatch festival that took place in July of 1911.
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Golden Potlatch parade (ddr-densho-35-264)
This parade was part of Seattle's Golden Potlatch festival.
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Issei in parade (ddr-densho-35-188)
Japanese American community members in a parade as part of Seattle's Golden Potlatch festival.
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Acme Business College parade float (ddr-densho-35-238)
This parade was part of Seattle's first Golden Potlatch festival that took place in July of 1911.
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Golden Potlatch parade (ddr-densho-35-260)
This parade was part of Seattle's Golden Potlatch festival.
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Coal company parade float (ddr-densho-35-237)
This parade was part of Seattle's first Golden Potlatch festival that took place in July of 1911.
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Soldiers marching in parade (ddr-densho-35-253)
Spectators watch as soldiers march by during the Golden Potlatch parade.