1625 items
1625 items
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Joe Tanaka photograph exhibit (ddr-densho-518-121)
Written next to photograph in scrapbook: All Camp Art Exhibit, Joe Tanaka's Photographs.
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Bob Ikeda and Father Joe (ddr-densho-518-191)
Written next to photograph in scrapbook: Bob Ikeda [left] and Father Joe [right].
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Business card of Col. Joe Kuroda (ddr-densho-368-327)
Joe Kuroda was member of 442nd RCT who attended the 50th anniversary reunion
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Family (ddr-densho-359-450)
Kawamoto family: left to right: Joe, Shigeko with Ray, Kaichi, and Itsuno Kawamoto
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Wedding portrait (ddr-densho-359-829)
The caption in the album is written in Japanese. Jean and Joe Kawamoto
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Man in swimsuit (ddr-densho-359-628)
The caption on this page of the album "at Quilcene Bay". Joe Kawamoto
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Report on Selective Service cases at Heart Mountain (ddr-densho-122-431)
Submitted to Director, FBI. Interviews conducted by Min Yasui and Joe Grant Masaoka
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Art Joe Mits I Chop (ddr-densho-287-180)
Photograph of five men posing around a car. From left to right: Art, Joe, Mits Kashiwagi, Milton Maeda, and Chop. Written on the album page below the image is "Art - Joe - Mits- I - Chop" in white ink.
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Joe, I, and Chop (ddr-densho-287-265)
Photograph of three men sitting on the running board of a car. From left to right: Joe, Milton Maeda, and Chop. Written on the album page below the image is "Joe - I - Chop 1935" in white ink.
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Note to Joe Hamanaka (ddr-densho-280-35)
A note to Joe Hamanaka from Peter Ohtaki thanking him for taking charge of display advertising and relaying draft deadlines.
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Joe Ishikawa with child (ddr-densho-468-461)
Black and white photo of a Joseph Ishikawa in a kimono next to a child wearing a trench coat. Caption on album page: "SUMMER" stenciled in white pencil.
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Joe H and Terry (ddr-densho-468-365)
Black and white photo of two men standing on the deck of a ship taken from above. Caption on album page: "Joe H and Terry" written in white pencil.
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Joe, Tosh, Foo's Arm (ddr-densho-468-384)
Black and white photo of two men posed on the deck of a ship with an elbow in the foreground. Caption on album page: "Joe & Tosh, Foo's Arm" written in white pencil.
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Joe Ishikawa and Phyllis (ddr-densho-468-363)
Black and white photo of Joseph Ishikawa (left) and Phyllis (right) standing on the deck of a ship. Caption on album page: "[erased] and Phyllis" written in white pencil.
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Tosh J. and Joe (ddr-densho-468-375)
Black and white photo of two men posed on the deck of a ship. Caption on album page: "Tosh J. and Joe" written in white pencil.
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Joe Ishikawa at desk (ddr-densho-468-457)
Black and white photo of a man in a Japanese school uniform seated at a desk. Caption on album page: "Quit bluffing there!! Ishikawa!" written in white pencil.
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Portrait of Joe Ishikawa (ddr-densho-468-548)
Black and white photo of Joseph Ishikawa. Caption on album page: "Growin'" written in white pencil.
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Phyllis and Joe Ishikawa (ddr-densho-468-380)
Black and white photo of Joseph Ishikawa (back) and Phyllis (front) standing on the deck of a ship with a third unnamed figure standing in the shadow. Caption on album page: "Phyllis and Joe" written in white pencil.
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Portrait of Joe Ishikawa (ddr-densho-468-549)
Black and white photo of Joseph Ishikawa wearing a suit. Caption on album page: "Grown" written in white pencil.
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Joe Louis vs.Bob Pastor (ddr-njpa-1-1195)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Invincible Louis. (Detroit) Domei. In the September 20 heavyweight championship match at Detroit's Briggs Stadium between Joe Louis and Bob Pastor, Louis finally displayed his invicible style in the 11th round and knocked out Pastor. Photograph: The moment when Louis' (left) splendid punch toppled Pastor. [Stamped] October 12, 1939."
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Joe and Frank Obata (ddr-densho-475-639)
Black and white photograph of an unidentified baseball player at bat and an unidentified baseball catcher behind him. Written below the photograph on the album page is: "The Obatas-Joe & Frank" in white pencil.
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Portrait of Joe Iwataki (ddr-ajah-2-771)
Caption: Joe Iwataki at Fort Ord, near Monterey, CA., He was from Alameda, CA. 1941. Supplemental scan of ddr-ajah-2-735 with additional notes
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Portrait of Joe Iwataki (ddr-ajah-2-752)
Caption: Joe Iwataki of Alameda, CA. Woltz was a family owned photo p=business that was in business well before WWII. It still exists as of 2021 in Des Moines, Iowa.