Elsie Amatatsu, Haruko Furukawa, Toshiko Katayama, unidentified woman

Japanese American women pose at a Girls' Club Picnic. From left to right: Haruko Furukawa, Miyoko Mikami, Kazuko Amatatsu, Michiko Amatatsu, Emiko Chihara, Elsie Amatatsu

Elsie Amatatsu and Chiyeko Oyama pose at a Girls' Club Picnic.

Japanese American women in garden, with Alice Kawamoto third from right, Toshiko Katayama is second from right, Elsie Amatatsu is far right

Front, left to right: Tats Moritani, Art Koura and Nob Oyama. Back, left to right: Elsie Amatatsu, Sachi Koura, Toshiko Mikami, Yoshie Terayama, an unidentified woman, Yoshiko Mikami and Masako Nishimori.

Front row (left to right): Akira Sakuma, unidentified, Masakatsu (Bear) Omoto, unidentified, unidentified, Shig Moritani, and Peter Ohtaki. Second row: Toshio Chihara, unidentified, Toshio Terashita, Masa Chihara, George Terashita, unidentified, unidentified, and unidentified. Third row: unidentified, unidentified, Yae Yamashita, unidentified, unidentified, Elsie Amatatsu, and Michi Yamashita. The teacher is unidentified.

Photograph titled: "The Amatatsu family is here pictured on the steps of their barrack at the Minidoka camp in 1943, just prior to the interviewee's resettlement to Chicago. Flanking Ikuko in the back row are sisters, Michi and Elsie; in the front row is her mother Taka and sister Kay." See this object in the California …

Clipping of a newspaper wedding announcement for Mary Fukuyama and Roy Imayanagita