236 items
236 items
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Letter sent to T.K. Pharmacy (ddr-densho-319-68)
Correspondence regarding a request for Kokusui sake.
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Chaplain Hiro Higuchi Interview Transcript (ddr-densho-1007-1870)
Eric Saul interview with Chaplain Hiro Higuchi, chaplain of the 2nd Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, conducted in Hilo, Hawaii. The date is incomplete though it likely occurred around November, 1980 based off of other Eric Saul interviews within the collection. In this interview Chaplain Higuchi recalls how wartime trauma shaped his ministry experiences.
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Wedding Congratulations (ddr-densho-562-12)
Card to Lily and Hiro from George, Flo and Dennis Tsukagawa
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Congratulations on Your Wedding Anniversary (ddr-densho-562-45)
Card to Lillie and Hiro Komai from Kristina, Eiji and Maki
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Congratulations On Your Wedding (ddr-densho-562-8)
Card to Lily and Hiro from Kristine, Eiji, and Maki Nagami
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Wedding Congratulations (ddr-densho-562-13)
Card to Hiro and Lillie Komai from Tad and Sachio Shintani
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Congratulations on Your Wedding Anniversary (ddr-densho-562-49)
Card to Hiro and Lillie from Sho, Tosh, Phillip, and Paul Komai
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Chaplain Hiro Higuchi interviewed by Eric Saul, part 1 of 2 (ddr-densho-1007-1763)
Higuchi discusses his relationship with the soldiers of the 442nd, the effect the war had on soldiers, retiring from the army, assisting a woman who had been raped (partially retold by Saul), and going into battle. Saul declares the interview over at 11:20, but the tape continues (may be out of order). This interview was not …
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Chaplain Hiro Higuchi interviewed by Eric Saul, part 2 of 2 (ddr-densho-1007-1764)
Higuchi discusses fighting the German army, the religious beliefs of the 100th and 442nd, preventing marriages between Japanese nationals and American soldiers, why he decided to become a chaplain, and his interpretation of Christ and God. This interview was not conducted specifically for Loni Ding's work, rather for a book the Presidio was putting together. Original …
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Men walking down a path (ddr-densho-518-171)
Written next to photograph in scrapbook: [left to right] Jim, Abe, Fred, Richard, Hiro, Tsu, James, Muck.
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Fuki Kawada and Sumihiro Kawada (ddr-densho-477-776)
The caption below the photo reads "Takeo's youngest sister, Fuki Kawada & husband Sumi Hiro" in black ink.
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Letter to Rev. Robert Inglis from Hiro Katayawa (ddr-densho-498-37)
Letter to Robert Inglis from Hiro Katayama letting him know that they are going to Topaz, Utah.
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Two children playing with a toy (ddr-densho-107-4)
Caption on back of photo reads: Hiro-bo (Hiroshi) and Take-bo (Takeshi) playing with a toy fire engine.
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Luncheon for Congressman Mineta (ddr-densho-10-191)
Event: President Reagan signing the Civil Liberties Act of 1988. Caption on reverse: "Rayburn Bldg. Sumi Kobayashi, George Uyehara, Hiro Uyehara."
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Six men seated, holding ATIS sign (ddr-ajah-2-16)
Written on back: 25th Anniv. MIS Reunion, Jack Tar Hotel S.F. / Nov. 11-13, 1966 / Jack Tsutomuida, -, George Kayano,-,- and Hiro Fuchiwaki
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Sunday Best (ddr-one-1-656)
Black and white photographic negative of Hiro Okayama posing for the camera in front of brick wall. Possibly dressed up for church.
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Postcard from Hiro to Henri and Tomoye Takahashi (ddr-densho-422-103)
Sent from Rome, is enjoying his trip in Italy and is heading to Paris
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Lillie and Hiro at Beachwood Aut-o-tel (ddr-densho-562-54)
Left to right: Hiroshi Komai and Lillie (Yamato) Komai. Caption on back: San Luis Obispo Mon. Feb. 20, 1950 / Beachwood Aut-o-tel / On our way to Frisco [sic] during our honeymoon
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Workers traveling to canneries (ddr-densho-15-21)
These cannery workers are aboard the steamship "Aleutian" on its way to Alaska. Three individuals are identified: Hiroshi Yamada (middle front), Hiro Nishimura (right front), and Kenny Nakatani (back right).
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Letter from Tadashi Ishida to Mr. & Mrs. Y Ishida (ddr-densho-535-371)
He is back from Elba, stopped by Service Company but most of the men are gone; saw Hiro Aoki then headed back to Castelfiorentino. Parents' note on envelope back: 374 Tuesday July 20, 1946