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Class portrait (ddr-densho-325-195)
img Class portrait (ddr-densho-325-195)
A class portrait of an all boys school in Japan where Sumito Horiuchi was education in the 1930s.
Group portrait of Japanese boys (ddr-densho-325-190)
img Group portrait of Japanese boys (ddr-densho-325-190)
Each student's name is written on the photograph. From left to right Imao, Shiyouiti, Sumito, and Minoru. On the far right is a line of smudged Japanese text.
Translation of Japanese newpaper article (ddr-densho-335-59)
doc Translation of Japanese newpaper article (ddr-densho-335-59)
An English translation of newspaper articles from Yamagata Shinbun Newspaper. The articles cover George Rockrise meeting his extended family in Japan.
Grave Marker (ddr-densho-335-310)
img Grave Marker (ddr-densho-335-310)
The caption on the back of the photograph reads "My father's Grave".
Kawasaki Hospital (ddr-densho-335-123)
img Kawasaki Hospital (ddr-densho-335-123)
The caption on the back of the design reads "Kawasaki Hospital designed by Thos. S. Rockrise".
Sisters (ddr-densho-335-322)
img Sisters (ddr-densho-335-322)
The caption on the back of the photograph reads "Three sisters Mar. 7 1920".
Japanese store (ddr-densho-335-321)
img Japanese store (ddr-densho-335-321)
The caption on the back of the photograph is in Japanese.
Adoptive relative (ddr-densho-335-315)
img Adoptive relative (ddr-densho-335-315)
The caption on the back of the photograph reads "Masu Kobayashi adopted for my house in Japan."
Tsumanuma sisters (ddr-densho-335-117)
img Tsumanuma sisters (ddr-densho-335-117)
The caption written on the back of the photograph reads "Three sisters and their children Mar. 7 1920". Thomas Rockrise's sisters with their children. Rockrise traveled to Japan in 1920 where he reconnected with his family and designed buildings.
Nanyang Building (ddr-densho-335-124)
img Nanyang Building (ddr-densho-335-124)
The caption on the back of the photograph reads "Mar. 10, 1921 Nanyang Bldg. - Tom's design". A stamp on the back reads "Att of Received Mar 14 1921 Ans'd".
Man (ddr-densho-335-311)
img Man (ddr-densho-335-311)
The caption on the back of the photograph reads "We are ready to go at Yamagata".
Family portrait (ddr-densho-335-327)
img Family portrait (ddr-densho-335-327)
From left to right front row: Unidentified woman, EL, Iwahiko's mother, Sono; from left to right back row: Tomi, Sen, Unidentified woman
Japanese Street (ddr-densho-335-309)
img Japanese Street (ddr-densho-335-309)
The caption on the pack of the photograph reads "Kaji machi looking at West".
Report of the marriage of Harry Matsuoka and Chiyo Matsuoka (ddr-densho-390-24)
doc Report of the marriage of Harry Matsuoka and Chiyo Matsuoka (ddr-densho-390-24)
Tomio Ogata (Harry Matsuoka) takes his wife's last name, Matsuoka, upon marriage.
Ogata family history (ddr-densho-390-14)
doc Ogata family history (ddr-densho-390-14)
A history of the Ogata family, written in Japanese with some English annotations.
Portrait of Kiyoko Yoshioka (ddr-densho-391-20)
img Portrait of Kiyoko Yoshioka (ddr-densho-391-20)
Portrait of Kiyoko (Maeda) Yoshioka dressed in a kimono.
Portrait of Kiyoko Maeda (ddr-densho-391-47)
img Portrait of Kiyoko Maeda (ddr-densho-391-47)
Portrait of Kiyoko (Maeda) Yoshioka in a kimono taken before returning to America from Japan.
Portrait of Kiyoko Maeda and aunt (ddr-densho-391-4)
img Portrait of Kiyoko Maeda and aunt (ddr-densho-391-4)
Portrait of Kiyoko (Maeda) Yoshioka and her aunt in kimonos in front of backdrop painted like a shoreline.
Portrait of Kiyoko Yoshioka (ddr-densho-391-21)
img Portrait of Kiyoko Yoshioka (ddr-densho-391-21)
Professional portrait of Kiyoko (Maeda) Yoshioka dressed in a kimono sitting on bench.
Welsh Fusiliers (ddr-densho-397-104)
img Welsh Fusiliers (ddr-densho-397-104)
The caption in the photo album reads "Emblem fr Royal Welsh Fusiliers atop head of goat. Nov. '46". Takashi Matsui was stationed in Japan with the U.S. military during the Allied occupation of Japan after the end of World War II.
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