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Collection contains two children’s coloring books highlighting Japanese and American customs and culture (1952) and a Japanese language magazine with an article about Heiwa Terrace.

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This collection consists of published works by Dr. Tetsuya Fujita, correspondence, and newspaper clippings. The bulk of materials relate to the topic of meteorology.

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The Fusaichi Frank Hyosaka Artifact Collection contains a handcrafted box that was created during Hyosaka’s internment in Minidoka Relocation Center, Idaho (1943).

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This is a collection of eight athletic medals that Gail Miyata Ikoma earned between 1968 and 1971. These medals were earned in Track and Field at Japanese American Service Committee and Chicago Nisei Athletic Association events.

Scope and Contents The Gene J. Wakabayashi collection primarily consists of journals and scrapbooks that reflect his personal pursuits and his interest in the Japanese American community at large. Clippings include evacuation news, assembly center and internment camp newsletters and news related to the Nisei community. Military scrip and Army photographs are present. The collection also contains bound, incomplete series of “Scene” magazine (1950-1955), Japanese publications, textbooks related to WWII interment...

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This is a collection of materials from Gordon M Kaihatsu. There are documents, programs, memory books, a T-shirt and other material from 1982 - 2012 pertaining to Heart Mountain Reunions, High School Reunion, Nikkei WWII Veterans and Redress Payment. The T-shirt from Minidoka, Idaho is located in Box 02 of 02.

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Collection contains three, hand-carved and painted bird pins that were crafted in Poston Relocation Center. The collection also contains a handcrafted and stained wooden bow and heart pin, an agate heart pendant and a silver ring with an opaque, grey stone.

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Collection consists of two items. One is a panoramic photograph of the Chicago Japanese American Council Testimonial Banquet, May 30, 1946. The other is a DVD of an undated oral history interview of George and Hanna Torimaru recorded by their grand daughter. The interview was produced by Mariko Charvat.