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Akino Ozeki sitting by fountain (ddr-ajah-6-841)
img Akino Ozeki sitting by fountain (ddr-ajah-6-841)
Caption below photo: Akino Ozeki of Alameda, Ca., circa late 1940s-1950s.
Four women and a man standing on lawn (ddr-ajah-6-766)
img Four women and a man standing on lawn (ddr-ajah-6-766)
Caption below photo: Friends gather in Alameda, CA., possibly at the home of Masano Miyawaki, circa late 1940s-early 1950s. The man at center is unknown but is not a Miyawaki, Ozeki or Mikami
Three women and a baby on sidewalk (ddr-ajah-6-845)
img Three women and a baby on sidewalk (ddr-ajah-6-845)
Caption below photo: Posing in front of the Takeda's house at 2327 Buena Vista Ave, which is three doors down from Buena Vista Methodist Church. The home next doo belonged to Dr. Iriki, and is now a gas station (as of 2021)
Two women sitting by fountain (ddr-ajah-6-843)
img Two women sitting by fountain (ddr-ajah-6-843)
Caption below photo: Hatsuyo Ozeki (left) and friend Hanae Nakayama, Alameda, CA., circa late 1940s-1950s. Friends since they were young children, in 1912 both were sent back to Japan as children aboard the same chip. They later returned to Alameda, but probably not at the same time.
Man playing guitar (ddr-densho-293-145)
img Man playing guitar (ddr-densho-293-145)
Caption: Japanese American Citizens League St. Louis Chapter
Group of women and children on park bench (ddr-densho-293-159)
img Group of women and children on park bench (ddr-densho-293-159)
Caption on photo margin: Japanese American Citizens League St. Louis Chapter
Eight men in uniform (ddr-densho-293-168)
img Eight men in uniform (ddr-densho-293-168)
Caption: Japanese American Citizens League St. Louis Chapter
Yakima Valley Wapato Nippons Baseball Team (ddr-densho-293-210)
img Yakima Valley Wapato Nippons Baseball Team (ddr-densho-293-210)
This is a picture of the Yakima Valley Wapato Nippons baseball team, which formed in 1928. The first Japanese-only baseball team in the Yakima Valley. They were teenagers and farmers. The Wapato Nippons won the Mount Adams championships in 1934 and 1935.
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