Nippu Jiji Photograph Archive, "Japanese" Collection ddr-njpa-4

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Kiyoshi Kawakami (ddr-njpa-4-676)
img Kiyoshi Kawakami (ddr-njpa-4-676)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "English journalist."
Portrait of Kiyoshi Kawakami (ddr-njpa-4-677)
img Portrait of Kiyoshi Kawakami (ddr-njpa-4-677)
Caption on front [translation]: "K. K. Kawakami, journalist and author"
Hajime Kawakami (ddr-njpa-4-678)
img Hajime Kawakami (ddr-njpa-4-678)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "International Communist Party, Japan Branch, Japanese Communist Party. International Communist Party Branch, Japanese Communist Party, Central Committee. Doctor of Law."
Ineko Kawai, Japanese delegate to the Pan-Pacific Women's Conference (ddr-njpa-4-679)
img Ineko Kawai, Japanese delegate to the Pan-Pacific Women's Conference (ddr-njpa-4-679)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Japanese delegate to the Pan-Pacific Women's Conference."
Article regarding Japanese American music student (ddr-njpa-4-680)
doc Article regarding Japanese American music student (ddr-njpa-4-680)
Article title: "Lucky lady Miss Fumiko Maeshira, an American, offered scholarship."
Meiji baseball player (ddr-njpa-4-681)
img Meiji baseball player (ddr-njpa-4-681)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Mano, Meiji baseball champion."
Mosuke Mamiya (ddr-njpa-4-682)
img Mosuke Mamiya (ddr-njpa-4-682)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Writer"
Choko Mabuchi receiving flowers before a flight (ddr-njpa-4-685)
img Choko Mabuchi receiving flowers before a flight (ddr-njpa-4-685)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "The winds of ?u, blow mindfully! Miss Choko Mabuchi's flight to visit her hometown. The second mate pilot Choko Mabuchi left Fukagawa Suzaki Airport on the 10th for Lake Towada. Her sky mate, Ms. Kikuko Matsumoto, accompanied her to Mito, then left for Sendai. At her arrival she was able to meet …
Choko Mabuchi receiving flowers (ddr-njpa-4-686)
img Choko Mabuchi receiving flowers (ddr-njpa-4-686)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Miss Mabuchi returns from hometown flight. During her flight to her hometown she faced bad weather, but she finally achieved her original intention. She left on the 16th and arrived at 2:10 p.m. on the 17th in Suzaki Airport, where her father, Tsuneyoshi, sister-in-law, Yoshie, and airport staff welcomed her. The photo …
Kintaro Mase, Japanese consul-general to San Francisco (ddr-njpa-4-687)
img Kintaro Mase, Japanese consul-general to San Francisco (ddr-njpa-4-687)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "The consul-general of San Francisco made port call on the Chichibu Maru."
Asahi Shimbun writer speaking to another man (ddr-njpa-4-688)
img Asahi Shimbun writer speaking to another man (ddr-njpa-4-688)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "National delegate for Asahi Shimbun newspaper."
Hideko Maehata (ddr-njpa-4-689)
img Hideko Maehata (ddr-njpa-4-689)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Hideko Maehata."
Hideko Maehata (ddr-njpa-4-690)
img Hideko Maehata (ddr-njpa-4-690)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Maehata"
Hideko Maehata (ddr-njpa-4-691)
img Hideko Maehata (ddr-njpa-4-691)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Hideko Maehata."
Hideko Maehata swimming breaststroke (ddr-njpa-4-692)
img Hideko Maehata swimming breaststroke (ddr-njpa-4-692)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "(2) Miss Maehata made a new world record for the 400-meter breaststroke again."
Hideko Maehata and her trainer (ddr-njpa-4-694)
img Hideko Maehata and her trainer (ddr-njpa-4-694)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "(3) Miss Maehata and the women's coach, right, Ms. Shiroyama (at [. . .] Sports Field Pool)."
Hideko Maehata waving at Tokyo Station (ddr-njpa-4-696)
img Hideko Maehata waving at Tokyo Station (ddr-njpa-4-696)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "(1) Miss Maehata at Tokyo Station."
Hideko Maehata (ddr-njpa-4-698)
img Hideko Maehata (ddr-njpa-4-698)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Hideko Maehata. Wakayama. 1. Swimmer; 2. Hashimoto-cho, Wakayama prefecture; 3. Born in 1913; 4. Finished 12th grade at Nagoya high school; 5. Nagoya city, Higashi-ku; 6. [. . .]; 7. She was born the daughter of a tofu store owner. She already made her mark as a swimmer in elementary school. In …
Hideko Maehata, Martha Genenger, Inge Sorensen and Hanni Holzner after their race (ddr-njpa-4-699)
doc Hideko Maehata, Martha Genenger, Inge Sorensen and Hanni Holzner after their race (ddr-njpa-4-699)
Caption on front [translation]: "A Japanese girl swimmer sets a new mark for the 200-meter breaststroke. Miss Hideko Maehata (right), with the silver and bronze winners in the race, Miss Genenger of Germany and Miss Soerensen [sic] of Denmark."

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