Mochitsuki
Community activities
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Mochitsuki
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John Shigaki and Kakuzo Kawakami pounding mochi (ddr-densho-456-8)
Written on a post-it note on the back: "Mochitsuki, 1960, Seattle / King St. / John Shigaki + his grandfather Kakuzo Kawakami"
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[Woman, kitchen] (ddr-csujad-5-57)
A black and white negative. Photographed are a man and woman of Japanese ancestry pounding mochi in a kitchen. See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: oki_01_06_011
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Letter from Ayame Okine to Mr. and Mrs. Okine, December 13, 1945 [in Japanese] (ddr-csujad-5-112)
Ayame Okine writes from Bartlett, Illinois, to her parents-in-law, Seiichi and Tomeyo Okine in Hawthorne, California. She states that she is glad to hear that they have returned to California safely and would be able to spend winter holidays at home. She also describes the Japanese community in Chicago, making mochi for new year's day. The …
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Sketch of mochitsuki (ddr-manz-2-59)
Caption: "Mochi-Tsuki. Making rice cakes. New Year custom."
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Sketch of mochituski (ddr-manz-2-5)
Caption: "Making rice cakes (mochi-tsuki). New Year custom. No 2 kitchen. Dec. 31 - 1942."
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Sketch of mochitsuki (ddr-manz-2-58)
Caption on reverse: "New Year's 'mochi' on Block 35. We especially appreciated this custom in camp during wartime."
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Susumu Tomine making mochi (ddr-ajah-6-949)
Caption below photo: Susumu Tomine (left) pounds rice during Mochitsuki in Alameda, CA. Circa early 1950s.
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Yoshiko (Nakato) Nakahara and Masako Chikamura making mochi (ddr-densho-477-385)
The caption below the photo reads "Yoshiko, Masako Chikamura Takeshi's sister-in-law. Family & Friends formed 100s of rice mochi." in black ink.
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Sharon, Mary, and Lori Nakahara making mochi (ddr-densho-477-386)
Photograph of Mary (Kouchi) Nakahara (center) making mochi with her daughters Sharon (left) and Lori (right). The caption around the photo reads "Isoshima family tradition mochi making for New Years. Sharon, Mary, Lori Nakahara's" in black ink.
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