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Journalism

Letter from Roy Takai to Hideo Hoshide

Roy Takai writes to Hideo Hoshide, forwarding him two photographs of his Uncle Komin who lived in Seattle prior to World War II.
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Office of the Rocky Mountain Times

First intermountain Japanese newspaper started in 1907, later merged with the Utah Nippo. Proprietor Mr. Shiro Iida.
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Japanese Paper Ordered to Quit, But Backs U.S. (March 14, 1942)

The Seattle Daily Times, March 14, 1942, p. 3
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Japanese of Seattle Publish Three Dailies (January 7, 1917)

The Seattle Daily Times, January 7, 1917, p. 23
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James Sakamoto Heads Japanese Press Association (September 9, 1934)

The Seattle Daily Times, September 9, 1934, p. 8
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United States civilians

Streets of Tokyo

Black and white photographic print of a street scene with two automobiles in front of a building under construction.
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Visit to Chicago

Black and white photographic print of (from left) Bob Kubo, Heidi Kubo in front, Heidi Okihara in back, and Paul Hiramura walking down street toward photographer in Chicago.
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Streets of Tokyo

Black and white photographic print of bicycle with unidentified individuals in background. Inscribed on back: "Dec 46."
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Toho Movie Studio

Black and white photographic print of (from left) Shiuko Sakai, unidentified film “starlet”, and Heidi Okihara at Toho movie studio. Inscribed on the back: "2-9-47."
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Ski Trip to Mt. Miyoko

Black and white photographic print of Shiuko Sakai's (the donor's) friends walking down a snowy path to the train station for their return trip to Tokyo. Inscribed on the back: "18 Jan 53/NIIGATA KEN, MIYOKO."
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