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).
Community activities
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Festivals, celebrations, and holidays
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Christmas gift tag (ddr-densho-443-20)
Gift tag to Wakako Domoto from Q. Written on the card is "Waka" and "'Q' ('queen' fever queen) in blue ink. Written below the tag on the album page is "Xmas 1947" in white pencil. Written along the top of the page is "The Office- A.C.D" in white pencil.
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Visiting the family grave site on Easter (ddr-densho-443-129)
Photograph of Carolyn Kishi standing in front of a grave marker for her grandparents Tayo Kishi and Tajiro Kishi, and her great-aunt Shige Kawasaki on Easter Day. On the far left of the photograph is an unidentified child. Written on the album page below the image is "Easter 1950" in white pencil.
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The Longshores' Christmas photo (ddr-densho-443-17)
Christmas photograph of six children dressed in pajamas seated on or in front of a couch with a Merry X-mas sign. Written the album page is "Albie Carol Laurie Molly Barbara / Priscilla 1952" in white pencil. Glued to the album page is "The Longshores."
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Miki, Kathie, and Anyo Domoto at beach (ddr-densho-443-155)
Photograph of three children sitting on a sandy beach together. From left to right Anyo Domoto, Miki Domoto, and Kathie Domoto. Written along the bottom of the photograph is "Easter 1951" in blue ink.
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Miki Domoto at Christmas (ddr-densho-443-157)
Photograph of Miki Domoto standing in front of the Christmas tree. Written on the album page above the image is "1948" in white pencil. Written below the image on the album page is "Christmas" in white pencil.
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Tsukada brothers (ddr-densho-443-88)
Photograph of the Tsukada dressed in robes (possibly kimonos). From left to right is Richard Kenji Tsukada, Kenneth Tsukada, and Michael Tsukada. Written below the image on the album page is "Angels??" in white pencil.
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Drake Family Christmas Photo card (ddr-densho-443-13)
Christmas photo card of three children. Signed "The Drake family" in green ink. Written on the back is "December 1956" in blue ink.
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Letter from Florinda Huang to Miss Fujii (ddr-densho-433-68)
Florinda Huang thanks Kimiko Fujii for her participation in the Clay Street YMCA's flower festival.
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Topaz High School reunion speech draft notes (ddr-densho-433-1266)
Kimiko Fujii's draft notes for a speech at a Topaz High School Reunion. She lists an overview of the government's concentration camps, her parents' lives, and her own life.
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Installation ceremonies invitation (ddr-densho-433-188)
An invitation to the installation ceremonies of Charles Santana as the Supervisor of Alameda County.
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Holiday card from L. Sharp (ddr-densho-433-34)
L. Sharp writes to Kimi Fujii with a brief update included in their holiday card.
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Holiday card from Don Edwards (ddr-densho-433-313)
A congressional Christmas card from Don Edwards with a photograph included.
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Mrs. Doxey at a Halloween party (ddr-densho-433-1128)
Written on verso but unable to scan due to glue: Mrs. Doxey/Halloween 1946.
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Cocktail party invitation (ddr-densho-433-214)
An invitation to a cocktail party hosted by Semei and Keith West.
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Letter from the Bringhursts to Kimi Fujii (ddr-densho-433-58)
Bill and Etta Mae Bringhurst write to Kimi Fujii about a party and include a bill for gin.
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Topaz High School reunion speech (ddr-densho-433-1265)
Kimiko Fujii's speech given at a Topaz High School reunion. She speaks about working as a physical education department teacher's aide and her life after Topaz.