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Madelon Arai Yamamoto Interview Segment 10 (ddr-manz-1-118-10)
Description of father's koi pond in camp
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Madelon Arai Yamamoto Interview Segment 12 (ddr-manz-1-118-12)
Eating in barracks as a family unit in camp
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Madelon Arai Yamamoto Interview Segment 5 (ddr-manz-1-118-5)
Restrictions bar father from continuing his produce business
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Madelon Arai Yamamoto Interview Segment 4 (ddr-manz-1-118-4)
Hearing about the bombing of Pearl Harbor
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Madelon Arai Yamamoto Interview Segment 13 (ddr-manz-1-118-13)
Leaving camp and working as a schoolgirl
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Madelon Arai Yamamoto Interview Segment 3 (ddr-manz-1-118-3)
Growing up in Los Angeles' Little Tokyo
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Madelon Arai Yamamoto Interview Segment 7 (ddr-manz-1-118-7)
Father's building of the Japanese garden at Manzanar
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Family in Japan (ddr-densho-430-159)
Photograph of 7 people standing together looking at the camera. Written on the back is "Arai Relatives in Japan?" and a collection of kanji, possibly names.
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Kichio Arai's high school diploma (ddr-densho-430-265)
From Broadway High school. Name written on back
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Jichikai Jiho volume No. 474 (May 8, 1946) (ddr-densho-290-1)
Crystal City Residents' Association News
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Boy Scout Troop 53 of the Japanese Baptist Church (ddr-densho-353-364)
Captioned: "Taken in 1921. Troop 53 [was] organized in 1920 by Clarence Arai. Only eighteen, [he] could only be an assistant scoutmaster. Mr. Rex Strickland was scoutmaster for a while. Tr. 53 was the second troop of Japanese Americans in U.S."
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Group in front of the Japanese American Courier offices (ddr-densho-101-1)
(L to R): Yone Bartholomew, Clarence Arai, unidentified, Misao Sakamoto holding daughter Marie, Jimmie Sakamoto, Slocum Nishimura (Tokie Slocum) in front of the offices of the Japanese American Courier.