Collection contains large, illustrated map of the Tulare Assembly Center.

Collection contains photographs of congregants from various churches (1954, 1962). Additionally, photographs and promotional materials related to the Chicago Minyo Doko Club (1976) are included.

The Shigenobu Ozima papers consist of photographs, letters, mementoes, and newspaper and magazine articles (ca. 1943-1945). Ozima sent a trunk of these items to a relative in Omaha, Nebraska in 1945. The trunk was returned to the immediate family approximately 64 years later.

This is a collection of images on a CD-R of the Hiewa Terrace Garden from 2009 - 2010 donated by Shigeo Ito.

The Shizuko Sue Lofton papers include a variety of materials related to Lofton's incarceration experience. Of particular note is a set of typescripts of letters to her friend Isabel Hunt from 1941 through 1946. The letters detail her experiences in Manzanar and Minidoka, her resettlement, and life in Japan after the war. Hunt kept Lofton's letters and returned them to her in the 1980s.

Collection contains two brooches, possibly created in internment camps.

Collection contains magazines, newsletters, and other publications with content related to war brides, education, and Japanese Americans. Materials were collected by shin-issei researcher Takako Day.

Collection contains a commemorative program celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the construction of the Sakura Square/Tamai Tower Tri-State Buddhist Church Apartments, Inc.

Folder contains a photograph of four unidentified women and a man dated 1951. Photo contained within an envelope labeled “Takada.” Collection also contains a wedding invitation from 1946 and a postcard describing Hurricane Bob.

Collection contains photographs from a funeral at Salinas Assembly Center. Also included are photographs of Toshi Nagano and other unidentified individuals.