Karate

Oral history interview with Ruth Okuye Ihara. See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: SCRC_IHARA_RUTH

Oral history interview with Mr. Nori Masuda, Mrs. Masako Inada, Mrs. Fumi Nakajima, and Mrs. Setsu Hirasuna. Information on the oral history project is found in: csuf_stp_0012A; Glossary in: csuf_stp_0014. See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: FCPL Fresno West Side

Caption on Photo: Eight of Okinawa's Leading Karate Men as identified by Joseph R. Svinth, December 23, 1998. Back row, left to right: Shiroma, Shinpan; Maeshiro, Choryo; Chibana, Chosin; and Nakasone, Genwa. Front row, left to right: Kyan, Chotoku; Yanu, Kentsu; Hanshiro, Chomo; and Miyagi, Chojun. A frequently reproduced photo - it commemorated a major meeting …

Genealogy of the Yabe (also written as Yabu) family history from its roots in Okinawa to its branches in the United States, spanning more than 500 years of documented lineage.

Genealogy document of Kentsu Yabu (1866-1937), an Okinawan military officer, martial arts master, and immigrant to the United States in approximately 1919.

Bruce Kanegai with his son and his father, George, poolside; Bruce demonstrating karate and discussing the practice with his father at Sawtelle Judo Dojo. Video starts at 0:28. Original title: 76, II LA #6, 7-23-85, Kanegai - I, Family poolside, Bruce Demo at Dojo, West L.A.