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Greg Alesandro and Courtney Goto at Morning Watch (ddr-densho-336-1887)
The 1986 Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camp.
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Mike Okagaki playing guitar at morning watch (ddr-densho-336-362)
The 1970s Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camps.
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Campers singing next to the lake (ddr-densho-336-337)
The 1970s Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camps. Alan Tani playing the guitar.
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Greg Alesandro singing in the Sharing Show Band (ddr-densho-336-1841)
The 1986 Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camp.
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Group playing music in the boys cabin (ddr-densho-336-197)
The 1970 Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camp. \nCaption on front: "Brad Shirakawa, Alan Tani, Upper bunk: unknown, Neil Tsubota, Craig Morita, Ted Hasegawa."
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Ted Hasegawa playing guitar at morning watch (ddr-densho-336-1240)
The 1978 Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camp.
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Nate Takarabe playing guitar in the Sharing Show Band (ddr-densho-336-1844)
The 1986 Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camp.
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Dance music list (ddr-densho-336-1283)
The 1979 Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camp. The dance list was Brad Shirakawa's list of the songs to be played during the Thursday night dance and was recorded from vinyl records to tape.
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Guitar session during a hike (ddr-densho-336-509)
The 1972 Lake Sequoia Retreat summer camp.\nCaption on front: "Rich Eijima, Peggy Sonoda, Peggy Hiraoka, Peter Horikoshi. / Mid week we would 'hike' up the mountain. We would walk up a paved road about a mile or so, to a place with a great view of the sunset and mountains around Lake Sequoia. It wasn't so …
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Musicians at the Endo-Furumura wedding (ddr-densho-336-1163)
Left to right: Peter Horikoshi, Mike Okagaki, Janet Noda, Glenn Ozaki
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Band portrait (ddr-densho-359-86)
Masaru Okano poses with his clarinet for a portrait. He lived in Japan from 1923-1933, finishing middle school there.
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School band photograph (ddr-densho-359-34)
Japanese boys in school uniforms pose with their band instruments for a group photograph. Masaru Okano lived in Japan from 1923-1933.
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Children's shamisen performance (ddr-densho-475-260)
Black and white photograph of children in traditional Japanese dress performing with shamisen instruments on stage with younger children watching in the audience.
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Crossroads VIII, No. 37 (December 23, 1955) (ddr-densho-507-4)
Selected article titles: “Christmas Greetings” (p. 2), “Crossroads to Somewhere” (p. 3), “Society” (p. 4), “My In-Laws and Senryu” (p. 6), “Tak’s Case” (p. 8-9, 16), “Mondai Wa Akira” (p. 10, 15), “Insurance in Birdies” (p. 11), “The Miyako Trio” (p. 12, 18), “Traditional Holiday Recipes” (p. 14), “Stagettes or The Year is 1949” (p. 17), …
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Nisei Vue Vol. 2 No. 4 (April, 1949) (ddr-densho-266-7)
Selected article titles: "Nisei Writer Wows Critics" (p. 4), "High, Wide & Handsome" (p. 6), "Mr. Jazz" (p. 9), Community Minded (p. 10), New Deal Insurance (p. 12), Star Is Born (p. 14).
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Women playing on a bandstand (ddr-densho-255-50)
Female musicians wearing cowboy hats and cowboy boots playing instruments on a bandstand. "Spotlight Bands" is written at the top of the bandstand, with a Coca-Cola logo in the center. "Meiji carnival" written on reverse of photograph.
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Searchlight Serenade (ddr-densho-1024-6)
A 2012 documentary film on Japanese American swing dance bands in the World War II concentration camps. Produced by Claire Reynolds for KEET, a Eureka, California, based public television station serving California's northern coast, the hour long documentary debuted on October 30, 2012. The film was funded by grants from the Japanese American Confinement Sites Grant …
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Letter from Tadashi Ishida to Mr. & Mrs. Y Ishida (ddr-densho-535-118)
Check-in letter from New York City. Tad and Shiro are in town all weekend, staying at the Times Square Hotel. That night, they saw Artie Shaw and his orchestra. As for the city, Tad "never saw anything like it." Letter written at 2 a.m., but Tad says ?it's just like 6:00 p.m. right now.? Parents' note …