893 items
893 items
doc
Envelope addressed to Mr. & Mrs. Sakahara (ddr-densho-316-141)
From James Kinoshita, Yoshio Asahara, Joe Nishikawa, Mabito Yoshida, Hiroshi Watanabe, Mitsuyoshi Asakhara, Kazuo Yamane
doc
Student essay: "Is it fair to the fighting men?" (ddr-densho-171-109)
Excerpt: "Is it fair to the soldiers, sailors, and marines, who fight in blizzards, snow, hot deserts, and mud up to their knees; when miners, factory workers..."
doc
Student essay: "Mission accomplished" (ddr-densho-171-146)
Excerpt: "'Well boys we're allmost home,' say the pilot to his crew."
img
Wedding portrait (ddr-densho-259-527)
Caption by Homer Yasui: "Wedding portrait of Ryusuke Watanabe, from Kanagawa ken, and his bride, Sen Tokuda, who was born in Tokyo. Ryusuke came to the U.S. in 1907 and Sen came in 1922 It's been said that Ryusuke was one of the four Issei men who were arrested by the FBI and sent to an …
img
Boy Scout camping trip (ddr-densho-15-1)
Bill Yorozu (left) and Hiroshi Watanabe, members of Boy Scout Troop 55, hike at Mission Lake.
img
Mary Teruko Watanabe in front of the Commerce and Philosophy Halls (ddr-densho-367-5)
Mary Teruko Watanabe most likely at the University of Washington or business school after graduating high school.
img
Two men in front of archway (ddr-densho-1007-719)
Slide, created in September 1984. Case reads "T. Matsui/H. Watanabe?". Duplicate of ddr-densho-1007-719.
img
Two men in front of archway (ddr-densho-1007-706)
Slide, created in September 1984. Case reads "T. Matsui/H. Watanabe?". Duplicate of ddr-densho-1007-719.
img
Issei being awarded the Fifth Class Order of Sacred Treasure (ddr-densho-166-10)
Kunizo Mayeno accepting the award. Mr. Watanabe, a good friend, is in the back on the right.
Collection
Kyota Watanabe Collection (ddr-densho-278)
The Kyota Watanabe Collection consists of one photograph album, photographic prints, and documents related to the Watanabe family's life in Seattle, Washington and in Japan.
Collection
Watanabe Collection (ddr-densho-62)
The Watanabe collection consists of photographs from the personal family collection of Edith and Harvey Watanabe, who were each interviewed separately by Densho in 1996.
img
Two Narrators and Interviewer (ddr-densho-506-11)
Interviewer listening to two narrators during oral history session.
img
Photo of two narrators being interviewed 2 (ddr-densho-506-60)
Second black and white photo of interview with two narrators.
img
Photo of two narrators being interviewed 1 (ddr-densho-506-59)
Black and white photo of two narrators being interview by a Densho staff member.
img
Interviewer with narrators at table (ddr-densho-506-61)
Black and white photo of an interview with narrators at wooden table.
img
Boy Scout camping trip (ddr-densho-15-9)
Scouts at Silver Creek in the Cascade Mountains. Left to right: Bill Yorozu, Hiroshi Watanabe, and Masayoshi Uchimura.
img
Skiing trip (ddr-densho-15-35)
Left to right: Norio Mitsuoka, Hiroshi Watanabe, Hiroshi Kanazawa, and Todd Fujihira enjoy spring skiing on Mount Baker.
Narrator Edith Watanabe
Nisei female. Born August 29, 1921, in Seattle, Washington. Spent prewar years in Burlington, Washington. Was just starting college when incarcerated at Tule Lake concentration camp, California. Left camp early because of illness and married a Nisei GI, Harvey Watanabe. Lived in Midwest for duration of war and resettled in Seattle, Washington following the war.
doc
Storage list for K. Watanabe (ddr-sbbt-2-375)
A check-in list for goods belonging to K. Watanabe, moved from the Buddhist Church (Seattle Betsuin Buddhist Temple) to Lyon Van and Storage Company's lot 898.
av
Katsuye Watanabe oral history interview (ddr-csujad-31-19)
Oral history of Katsuye Watanabe, a resident of San Fernando Valley, was recorded as part of Asian American Studies 390 course work at California State University, Northridge. See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: JSFVOH_01-22
av
Katsuye Watanabe oral history interview (ddr-csujad-31-20)
Oral history of Katsuye Watanabe, a resident of San Fernando Valley, was recorded as part of Asian American Studies 390 course work at California State University, Northridge. See this object in the California State Universities Japanese American Digitization project site: JSFVOH_01-23