Bento carrier and boxes
PARTNER
Alameda Japanese American History Project
Visit partner
OBJECT ID
ddr-ajah-6-401 (Date, Uchi-bento carrier-029)
PARENT COLLECTION
Alameda Japanese American History Project: Family and Community Collection
DESCRIPTION
Caption below photo: When Uchi Date arrived in American on December 30, 1912, she brought clothing and other necessary items. But she also brought this fanciful, if somewhat cumbersome bento carrier, with 13 separate boxes to hold enough hand made Japanese food for a picnic's worth of friends. It is seen here with the front opened, there is a black wood cover to keep the interior boxes front falling out when transported. A metal handle adorns the top of the box. Still in good condition, it was found while cleaning out a basement. She settled in Alameda, CA, with husband Hajime.
OBJECT GENRE
Physical Objects
OBJECT FORMAT
Still Image
TOPICS
FACILITY
CREATORS
PERSONS/ORGANIZATIONS
CONTRIBUTOR
Alameda Japanese American History Project
PREFERRED CITATION
Courtesy of the Alameda Japanese American History Project, Densho
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