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Hearing about the bombing of Pearl Harbor: parents buried Japanese items
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Written on verso: [undecipherable], Aug-1933 Kindergarten Miss Roberta Leile, Front Row - left to Right, Warren Johnson, Patricia, Arline Iopter, Bernice Silva, Hanako Fujii, Betty Freemon, Sumi Haramaki, Back Row - Norman Dolan, Johnny Silva, Johnny Souta, Peter Hernandez, Gilbert, Phillip Dominici, Alfred, New students - Marcus, Marino Tagle, Victoria, Tagle, Lorraine.
Written on back of photograph: "Sachi Kuniyuki passed away March 2004. Sumi Dangawa. Mom [Tamako Inouye] - 2nd from right". Tamako Inouye at fifteen years old.
Tets and Sumi Sumida at JACL Installation Dance in January 1949. Caption written on the page in the photograph album is "JACL Installation Dance Jan 1949".
Photos and documents (passports) from three generations of the Sumi family in San Francisco, during internment at Topaz camp, post WWII in New York, and in Europe during Yuichi "Lou" Sumi's military service after the war.
Left to right in back: Mary Fujii, Sally Fujii, Hanako Fujii, Kimiki (last name unknown), Sumi (last name unknown). Hiroko Terakawa stands in front of the group.
Group photograph of 4 adult women and 5 children and 1 man sitting outside a wooden building with tall plants. Inscribed on the back "Mem Mom Sumi Hide."
Color slide of women sitting at a table eating with chopsticks. From left to right: Mitsy (Kiyomura) Takeoka, Sumi "Sue" (Kaga) Hasegawa, Mrs. Kiyomura, and Jean (Kiyomura) Tamiyasu.