Scope and Contents

Collection contains uniforms and other items previously belonging to Mitsuo Jack Fujishima (d. 2015). Fujishima served in the Navy during WWII. Also included in the collection are photographs that were taken in an incarceration camp, most likely Rohwer, and while serving in the military. There is one piece of correspondence about moving graves and a memorial service program.

Scope and Contents

Collection contains an autograph book that was crafted in Tule Lake Relocation Center during World War II. The hand-crafted book has a hinged, plywood cover with an ink illustration of barracks in the foreground and the Tule Lake Mountains in the background. The book is bound with a string and is filled with personalized messages to Keiko.

Scope and Contents

Collection contains large golf trophy from the Top Flite golf club inscribed with award recipient names from 1951-1991.

Scope and Contents

The Kikue Ruth Kumata Photograph Collection contains a panoramic photograph of the “Adult Education Teachers Club” that was taken in Washington, D.C. in 1956. The Capitol Building is visible in the background.

Scope and Contents

The collection includes eight photo albums of family and friends in the US (mostly Chicago and California) and Japan.

Scope and Contents

Collection contains two spiral-bound notebooks with handwritten recipes.

Scope and Contents This is collection of Kingo Melvin Fujii's (1928 - 2012) papers, books that he illustrated, scrapbook (Copy) and original art work in both 3-D and 2-D. Kingo attended the Honolulu Academy of Arts School, The Chicago Art Institute, The University of Hawaii and Instituto Allende, Mexico. Kingo was also a World War II Army veteran.;He worked in a variety of media such as sol, watercolor, lithography, Jewelry and sculpture. As a fine artist he addresses himself through surrealism,...

Scope and Contents

Collection contains Kiyoto Nishimoto’s birth certificate (1925), War Relocation Authority assignment slips (1945), documents related to his service in the United States Army (1950-1953) and a Veterans Administration document (1952).

Scope and Contents The Konman-Matsukawa family papers include a family history, letters, diaries, yearbooks, receipts, licenses, identification cards, certificates, diplomas, passports, report cards, Bibles, books, photographs (black and white and color), photographic negatives, legal documents (marriage, birth, and death certificates; military discharge papers; and a divorce filing), newspaper clippings, a U.S. Army uniform from World War II, and objects (pins, medals, a name plate, coins, eyeglasses, a lock...

Scope and Contents

This collection consists of two wooden trays with fabric covers that were made by Kumazo and Yaeko Ambo during their incarceration at Heart Mountain. The wooden trays were carved to mimic the Kamakura-bori style.