Scrapbook Number Six

File — Box: 1, Folder: 6

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1: Opening of the Aloha Café on First South.
2-3: Fred Mishima, Mary and Wallace Doi.
4: Wallace Doi and Leo Kawa at the Aloha Snack Bar which was opened in 1947.
5: Customers at the Aloha Fountain.
6: Wallace and Kimie Doi outside the Aloha Fountain.
7: Mary and Kimie Doi outside the Aloha Fountain.
8: Wallace and Kimie Doi outside the Aloha Fountain.
9: Mrs. Murakami, Yoshio Murakami, Mr. Yutaka Doi, and Helen Doi outside the Aloha Fountain.
10: Wallace and Mary Doi working in the Aloha Fountain.
11: Wallace Doi and Dora Iwasaki at the Aloha Fountain, 1947.
12: Wallace and Mary Doi with their daughter Kimie.
13: View before excavation for Salt Lake Auto Parts, Utah Nippo, Long Hotel, American Fur Co., and the Greyhound Bus Depot.
14: In 1963 the Aloha Fountain moved next door and changed its name to the Aloha Cafe. Next door was the Judo Center and Family Market.
15: New Kimpa Café, Sunrise Fish Market and Dawn Noodle House.
16-18: Mihoya Confectioner, Aloha Café and Salt Lake Judo Center.
19: Wallace and Mary Doi at the Aloha Cafe.
20: Bill Oike, Yoshie Okimoto, Mary, and Wallace Doi.
21-23: Employees and customers at the Aloha Cafe.
24-25: Wallace and Mary Doi in the new Aloha Café, 1959.
26: New Aloha Café, 1959.
27: KY Kanegae and Sam Houston at the Aloha Café.
28: Employees and customers at the Aloha Cafe.
29: Aloha Café on First South.
30: Portrait of Bill Oike.
31: KY Kanegae and Robin Doi.
32: Wade and Robin Doi.
33: KY Kanegae.
34: Wallace Doi working at the Aloha Café.
35: The original Aloha Café on First South.
36: Employees and customers at the Aloha Cafe.
37: Craig, Robin and Wade.
38: Employees and customers at the Aloha Cafe.
39: Bill Oike, KY Kanegae and Yoyo Okimoto.
40: Robin Doi, Wade Doi, Craig Nagasawa, Mary, Wallace, and Kimie Doi.
41: Shirley Oike and Mary Doi.
42: Craig Nagasawa and Robin Doi.
43: Employees and customers at the Aloha Cafe.
44: Yoyo Okimoto and Bill Oike working in the Aloha Café.
45: KY Kanegae Wallace and Mary Doi, and Jim Aoki.
46: Racecar sponsored by Wallace Doi with "Aloha Cafe" printed on the hood.
47-52: Demolition of the Aloha Café making room for the new convention center.
53-60: Employees and customers at the new location of the Aloha Café in the industrial area, 1965.
61: Finishing the construction of the parking area of the new Aloha Café, 1965.
62-63: Kitchen area of the Aloha Café located in the industrial area.
64-69: Employees and customers at the new location of the Aloha Café in the industrial area, 1965.
70: Wallace Doi at the original Aloha Café on First South and 130 West.
71-72: Fuji Tea House on 1810 South Main Street.
73: Michiko White and Pam Doi at the Fuji Tea House.
74-75: Fuji Tea House.
76: Unidentified
77: Fuji Tea House.
78: Diane Aramaki.
79: Fuji Tea House.
80: Diane Aramaki and Mary Doi at the Fuji Tea House.
81-82: Fuji Tea House.
83: Toshiko, Pam Doi, Nami Okada, and Mary Doi.
84: Diane Aramaki and Michiko White.
85-86: Fuji Tea House.
87: Patricia Lewis and Kimie Doi.
88: Sonja McCormick, Kimie Doi, Pam Doi, and Sandy Johnson.
89: Mary Doi.

Dates

early 1900s-1970s

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