Scrapbook Number Four

File — Box: 1, Folder: 4

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1: Portrait of Yoshio Murakami
2: Fred Mishima, Mary and Wallace Doi.
3: Kimie Doi and Ji-Chan
4-5: Hatsuzo Murakami, 1915.
6: Hatsuzo Murakami in Japan.
7: "Corner of 1st South and Regent St. Western hotel - Mom (Miki Murakami) and Aunty Akeko Sawada, 1944."
8: Miki Murakami, 1943.
9: Mary Hisaye Murakami born July 28, 1923.
10: Portrait of the Murakami family taken at the Nakashima Photo Studio. Yoshio, Mary and Miki Murakami.
11: "1915, the Utah Japanese Association, forerunner to the JACL. All members were Issei and non-citizens as they were denied citizenship. The association was formed to assist in each other's general welfare and to work out immigration and discrimination problems." Included are: Mr. Terasawa, Mr. Fukazawa, Mr. Kawamura, Mr. Tsumura, Mr. Murakami, Mr, Mitsunaga, and Mr. Henry Kasai."
12-13: Tyra Tashiro, Mrs. Tashiro, Miki Murakami, Joe Mitsunaga
on the Bonneville Salt Flats en route to Ruth, Nevada. The group was travelling to visit Mr. Tashiro and Yoshio Murakami who worked at the Ruth, Nevada Kennecott Copper Mines, August 28, 1940.
14: Group of Japanese-Americans (JACL) receiving their American citizenship papers.
15: Mary and Kimie Doi.
16: Wallace Doi, Mary Doi, Miki Murakami, and Yoshio Murakami.
17: Yoshio Murakami leaning against a tree.
18: Mrs. Murakami and Kazuko Terasawa arriving in Honolulu.
19: Aunty Toyoko Doi, Kazuko Terasawa, Janet Goto, Mrs. Takao Doi, Mrs. Murakami, Aunty Ruth Doi, and Edward Goto.
20: Mrs. Terasawa at the Salt Lake City airport.
21: Mrs. Murakami and relations in Japan, 1951.
22: Elementary School in Zama, Kanagawa-ken, Japan.
23: Yone Kise and Kikuye in Japan.
24-26: Buddhist shrine in honor of the deceased. Photos and headstone of Miki Murakami.
27: Zama Elementary Scool in Japan.
28: Kaku Sawada family in Zama Japan.
29: Hama-San, colonial tailor, 1939.
30: "Mom (Miki Murakami) and Robin at age six months, 1951."

Dates

early 1900s-1970s

Conditions Governing Access

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