\n \n Trek\n \n was a literary and arts magazine published by inmates at the\n \n Topaz\n \n , Utah concentration camp between December 1942 and June 1943. In total, only three quarterly issues of\n \n Trek\n \n were published. In the spring of 1944, a similar publication titled\n \n All Aboard\n \n appeared at Topaz.\n \n Trek\n \n /\n \n All Aboard\n \n featured literary work by a wide range of\n \n Nisei\n \n writers including\n \n Toyo Suyemoto\n \n ,\n \n Toshio Mori\n \n , Jim Yamada, and\n \n Larry Tajiri\n \n .\n \n Mine Okubo\n \n served as the art editor of\n \n Trek\n \n , providing many of the illustrations and the covers. For an analysis of\n \n Trek\n \n /\n \n All Aboard\n \n in the context of other literature produced in the camps see\n \n Literature in camp\n \n .\n
\n\n \n \n Trek\n \n \n \n Vol. 1, No. 1\n \n
\n December 1942\n
\n Editor: Jim Yamada\n
\n Associate Editors: Taro Katayama, Marii Kyogoku, Bob Tsuda\n
\n Art Edtior: Mine Okubo\n
\n Contributing Artist: Tom Yamamoto\n
\n Chief Technician: Toku Okubo\n
\n 30 pages.\n
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\n \n \n Trek\n \n \n \n Vol 1, No. 2\n \n
\n February 1943\n
\n Editors: Jim Yamada, Taro Katayama, Marii Kyogoku\n
\n Art Edtior: Mine Okubo\n
\n Contributing Artist: Tom Yamamoto\n
\n Chief Technician: Toku Okubo\n
\n Assistants: Mehiko Katsu, Nobuo Kitagaki, Warren Watanabe\n
\n 42 pages, plus a 4 page Japanese supplement\n
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\n \n \n Trek\n \n \n \n Vol. 1, No. 3\n \n
\n June 1943\n
\n Editors: Toku Okubo and Nobuo Kitagaki\n
\n Art Edtior: Mine Okubo\n
\n Contributing Artist: Alfred Sawahata\n
\n Chief Technician: Toku Okubo\n
\n 42 pages\n
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\n \n \n All Aboard\n \n \n
\n Spring 1944\n
\n Editors: Toshio Mori, Evelyn Kirimura, George Sugihara, Kimi Shimamura\n
\n Art Editor: Masao Yabuki\n
\n Associate Art Editor: Alfred Sawahata\n
\n 54 pages\n
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\n Card, Laura. \"'TREK' Magazine, 1942–1943: A Critical Rhetorical Analysis.\" Ph.D. dissertation, University of Utah, 2005.\n
\n\n Horiuchi, Lynne. \"Research Note: Recovering Vernacular Landscapes in World War II Incarceration Camps Through Japanese American Newspapers.\"\n \n Buildings & Landscapes: Journal of the Vernacular Architecture Forum\n \n 31.2 (Fall 2024): 55–72.\n
\n\n Robinson, Greg, and Elena Tajima Creef.\n \n Miné Okubo: Following Her Own Road\n \n . Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2008.\n
\n\n Schweik, Susan.\n \n A Gulf So Deeply Cut: American Women Poets and the Second World War\n \n . Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1991.\n
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