Japanese Americans -- Utah
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Dawn Aoki digital photograph collection
The Aoki family are a Japanese American family from Salt Lake City, Utah. The Dawn Aoki digital photograph collection contains images of Hach and Barbara Aoki and their children participating in outdoor sports including skiing, cycling, and boating dating from approximately 1950 to 2005.
Hachiro P. Aoki papers
The Hachiro P. Aoki papers (1944-2008) consist primarily of military records, programs, and school yearbooks related to Aoki and his wife, Barbara (Okuda) Aoki. Hachiro Aoki was a real estate broker with JGM and Associates.
Japanese in Utah collection
This collection (1971-1985) consists of various items relating to the history of Japanese Americans in Utah. Included are issues of The Lotus, the newsletter of the Japanese Buddist Temple in Salt Lake City, an issue of the newspaper Pacific Citizen (1977), and a typewritten essay titled "History of the Japanese in Utah" by Alice Kasai.
S. Floyd Mori photograph collection
S. Floyd Mori (1939-) is a Japanese American politician and businessman. The S. Floyd Mori photograph collection contains material related to Mori's life and his inovlvement in the Japanese American Citizens' League.
Raymond Uno papers
The Raymond Uno Papers (1950-2019) consist primarily of materials related to the Japanese American Citizens' League and Uno's appointment books. Judge Uno was the first ethnic minority judge in Utah and a civil rights advocate.