| 1900.812 |
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| 1900.813 |
|
Retrospective of the life and work of Henry Takayoshi |
The Photography of Henry Takayoshi |
Bainbridge Island Historical Society |
1993 |
|
| 1900.814 |
|
Negatives and prints of photographs by Henry Takayoshi |
Henry Takayoshi: Photos |
|
1993 |
|
| 1900.815 |
Book |
Brochue exhibition of fountain sculptures at the History and Folk Museum, Sendai, Japan, from April 22 - 26, 1981. |
George Tsutakawa |
Contemporary Sculpture Center |
1981 |
Contemporary Sculpture Center |
| 1900.816 |
|
Containing biographical information about Geroge Tsutakawa, a selected bibliography, and a checklist of the works in the exhibition from show at SAM, November 26 - December 29, 1985. |
Documents Northwest: The PONCHO Series - George Tsutakawa |
Seattle Art Museum |
1985 |
Seattle Art Museum |
| 1900.817 |
|
Textual overview of George Tsutakawa career, including: personal information, exhibitions, commissions, publications, research travels, documentary films, video tapes, and lectures. |
George Tsutakawa |
|
1981 |
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| 1900.818 |
|
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Oregon Nikkei Endowment |
|
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| 1900.819 |
|
Pages 13-22 and 138-139 from the book Frank Matsure, Frontier Photographer written by JoAnn Roe and published by Madrona Publisher. History and partial biography of Okanogan Japanese American Photographer . |
Frank Matsura |
Roe, JoAnn |
1981 |
Madrona Publishers |
| 1900.820 |
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| 1900.821 |
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| 1900.822 |
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| 1900.823 |
|
Article on internment on the anniversary of Executive order 9066 |
Voices From the Camps: Japanese Americans Remember Internment |
Matthee, Imbert |
2/19/1998 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.824 |
Report |
Describes both classical and modern Japanese literature, up to the 1970's. |
Facts about Japan: Literature |
|
May, 1977 |
Public Information Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan |
| 1900.825 |
Report |
Describes the organization of the Japanese government in the 1970's. |
Facts about Japan: Government |
|
August 1977 |
Public Information Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan |
| 1900.826 |
Report |
A description of Japan's industrialization and economic status until the 1970's. |
Facts about Japan: Japan's Economy |
|
December 1977 |
Public Information Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan |
| 1900.827 |
Report |
Describes the flag and the national anthem of Japan, "Kimigayo". Includes sheet music to play the national anthem. |
Facts about Japan: National Flag and Anthem |
|
March 1977 |
Public Information Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan |
| 1900.828 |
Report |
Describes the history of modern eduation in Japan, from the Meiji Restoration through the 1970's. |
Facts about Japan: Education |
|
October 1973 |
Public Information Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan |
| 1900.829 |
Report |
Describes women's rights and social status in Japan during the 1970's. |
Facts about Japan: Status of Women |
|
April 1975 |
Public Information Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan |
| 1900.830 |
|
Significance of Studies on Okinawan culture |
The Japan Foundation Newsletter Vol. XI, No. 1-2 |
|
July 1983 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.831 |
|
What Can Japan do For Asia? |
The Japan Foundation Newsletter Vol. VII, No. 6 |
|
Feb - March 198 |
Newsletter |
| 1900.832 |
|
Gordon Hirabayashi tells of his arrest and conviction for resisting the curfew and violating a military order, his fight to the Supreme Court and the aftermath of this battle. |
Growing Up American in Washington |
Hirabayashi, Gordon |
1992 |
Washington Comes of Age |
| 1900.833 |
|
Remains of 6,000 year old matriarchal society in the Yellow River basin. Also terra cotta figure brochure from tomb of Qin Shi Huang. |
The Panpo Site Museum: Xian, China |
|
1978 |
Catalogue |
| 1900.834 |
Article |
Artilcle interview with Ronald Takaki in Teaching Tolerance. Takaki explains the concept of America being multicultural. |
Reflections From A Different Mirror |
|
Spring 1994 |
Teaching Tolerance |
| 1900.835 |
|
Richard Chen meets Mark Roberts who was on of the crew of the USS Whipple which picked up refugees, including Chen, from boat off the Vietnamese coast in 1978 |
Rescue Remembered: Twenty years later, Vietnam refugee meets his rescuer |
Nicolas-Perez |
Feb 7 - 13, 199 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.836 |
Article |
The Wing Luke Asian Museum's New Years exhibit of Korea, Japan, Laos, Vietnam and Kmhmu. |
Wing Luke Exhibit Helps Asian-Americans Celebrate Asian New Year in America |
Hsu, Eric |
Feb. 4-17, 1998 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.837 |
|
Review of "Within the Silence" which was presented before the American Jewish Committee |
Voices Emerge on an American Tragedy: Japanese Americans and their WWII Plight |
Smith |
January 8, 1998 |
New Jersey Star Ledger |
| 1900.838 |
|
Living voices production of "Within the Silence - Share the Courage". Performed for the Lake Oswego Junior High School |
WWII Japanese internment comes as jolt to students |
Pratt, Chastity |
January 29, 199 |
The Oregonian |
| 1900.839 |
Article |
Story of Seichi Nakahara, his arrest on December 7, 1941 and subsequent death |
An Enemy Alien's Mysterious Fate |
Murase, Kanji |
February 3, 199 |
Nikkei Heritage Webpage |
| 1900.840 |
Article |
Five options to consider on affirmative action's future. Part 4 of 4 parts. Initiative 200 poses the question of the need for AA> |
Equality on the Job |
Brune, Tom |
February 11, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.841 |
Article |
Diversity facts and goals Part 3 of a 4 part series. Includes information for Boeing and Microsoft. |
Equality on the Job |
Brune, Tom |
February 10, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.842 |
Article |
Part 2 of a 4 part series on affirmative action in Washington State. Includes State Patrol and the plus three program that favors Vietnam and disabled veterans and other disabled. Nearly half of all affirmative action hires are whiteincluding 2.19% white men. |
Equality on the Job |
Brune, Tom |
February 9, 199 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.843 |
Article |
Part 1 of a 4 part series investigating what affirmative action is and is not and the results on hiring during the AA period. |
Equality on the Job |
Brune, Tom |
February 8, 199 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.844 |
|
Shiro Kashino was a decorated war hero until a run in with a superior led to trumped up charges and dismissal of rank. Restored in 1997 |
A Hero's Justice: 52 years later, Army clears veteran's name |
Matthee, Imbert |
February 9, 199 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.845 |
|
"Home: Places Between Asia and America" part of Winterfest '98 |
Coming 'Home': For Asian - American Artists, a three - year journey of discovery leads to an unusual rite of passage in Seattle |
Tu, Janet I-Chin |
February 8, 199 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.847 |
Article |
Richard Chen meets Mark Roberts who was on of the crew of the USS Whipple which picked up refugees, including Chen, from boat off the Vietnamese coast in 1978 |
Reliving day 'sea of people' were saved |
Eng, Lily |
February 4, 199 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.848 |
|
Dissident Bo Fu moves to Seattle to begin a new life after being granted political asylum |
New Life, old fears for Chinese dissident |
Fryer |
November 11, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.849 |
|
Vietnamese immigrant helps pottery makers in Vietnam by buying their wares. |
Out of conflict, commitment: In helping a village in Vietnam , son remembers his father's example |
De Leon |
February 6, 199 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.850 |
|
Conference packet includes: The petition of Gordon Hirabayashi; Flyer Pride and shame; Day of Remembrance 1988, Asian american Historical Outline; Redress! The American Promise; Concentration Camps American Style; What Was our Crime; JACL Legislative Edu |
National JACL Nikkei Educational Conference: Future of Education from a Nikkei Perspective |
|
1988 |
Conference Catalogue |
| 1900.851 |
|
Manchoukuo publication to give the "facts" about Manchoukuo's development since 1932 |
Manchoukuo Illustrated |
Bureau of Information and Publicity |
May 1936 |
Booklet |
| 1900.852 |
|
Chinese picture book on the Palace Museum once known as the forbidden city in Beijing, China. Translation in separate booklet. |
The Palace Museum |
|
1981 |
Booklet |
| 1900.853 |
|
Sections on calligraphy, food, names and writing, festivals, schools and culture |
Japanese Activity Book |
Yunker |
1990 ? |
Booklet |
| 1900.854 |
Booklet |
Overview of some Thai cultural practices, including religion, marriage, and burial practices. |
Fact sheets on Thailand: Thai Culture |
Nanakon, Pluang |
January 1977 |
Government Public Relations Department |
| 1900.855 |
|
|
Thai Fashion Through the Ages |
Public Relations Department |
1979 |
Booklet |
| 1900.856 |
|
Washington state directory Chinese - American businesses |
Chinese Community Phone Directory for the State of Washington |
Seattle Chinatown Chamber of Commerce |
1971 |
|
| 1900.857 |
|
Anniversary issue of American Legion post magazine from New York |
The American Legion 50th Anniversary Lt. B.R. Kimlau Chinese Memorial Post 1291 |
|
June 3, 1995 |
Magazine |
| 1900.858 |
|
Early Chinese women pioneers in Idaho. |
Chinese Women in Idaho during the Anti - Chinese Movement Before 1900 |
Xu |
February 1994 |
Thesis |
| 1900.859 |
|
Chinese Americans in Washington State |
The Legacy of Washington State's Early Chinese Pioneers |
Chin, Doug & Art Chin |
March 4, 1987 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.860 |
Article |
William K. Nakamura receives the Medal of Honor posthumously. |
William K. Nakamura Awarded Medal of Honor |
|
May 27, 2000 |
|
| 1900.861 |
Article |
Part 5 of six of a series Post War Chinese American History in Seattle, with a focus on where Chinese Americans have settled. |
Chinese adapt to American life in post-war Seattle |
Chin, Doug |
February 17, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.862 |
|
Early family associations of Seattle Chinese American community |
How and Why the Chinese Associations Developed |
Chin |
January 20, 198 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.863 |
|
Thank you letter from the Yakima Area Arboretum for Jack Takayama's assistance in building a Japanese garden. Xerox with photograph |
Letter: To Jack Takayama |
Jenkins, Phil |
Oct. 12, 1978 |
|
| 1900.864 |
|
|
Jack Takayama: We lost a teacher and confident |
Santos, Bob |
|
International Examiner |
| 1900.865 |
|
|
Jack Takayama: Kobe Park's Master Gardener |
Rullan, Remedios E. |
September 1978 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.866 |
|
Restoration of Kobe Terrace Park by Jack Takayama, Robert Williams and four young people. |
Kobe Terrace: Born Again |
Reiner, Cathy |
August 26, 1978 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.867 |
|
Prepared for historic preservation office to aid in planning historic preservation. |
The Chinese in Arizona 1870 - 1950 |
Dames & Moore |
May 1992 |
Research Paper |
| 1900.868 |
|
A site - specific installation and performance exhibition featuring photo-based work by four Asian Canadian artists presented through the demonstration of a designated cultural act in the ancient Chinese practice of achieving harmony or Feng Shui |
Feng Shui: Installation and performance |
Maestro, Lani |
1993 |
On Edge, Locus |
| 1900.869 |
|
Chinese American business directory |
Seattle Chinese Yellow Pages 9th Annual |
Seattle Chinese Post |
1994 - 1995 |
|
| 1900.870 |
|
Issue devoted to Chinese medicine in America. Articles include :Chinese Medicine in America: A Study of Adaptation, by Christopher Muench; The Museum and Traditional Asian Medicine: a Study in Collaboration, by Paul Buell; The Kam Wah Chung & Co. Museum in John Day Oregon, by Carolyn Micnhimer and Glen W. Davidson |
Chinese Medicine in America |
|
Spring 1988 |
Caduceus: A Museum Quarterly for the Health Sciences |
| 1900.871 |
|
Presents Sichuan and China from the perspective of an eleven year old boy. |
Letters From Chengdu |
Moulden, and Mary Hamond |
July, 1987 |
Booklet |
| 1900.872 |
|
A three year study devoted to study factors that are related to general sense of well-being or life satisfaction among the Nisei as they move into their later year. |
Nisei Aging Project |
Leonetti, Donna L. |
1983 |
Report |
| 1900.873 |
|
Homestay letters and articles from Japanese students visiting Salem, Oregon. The Appendices have information on Salem's early Japanese community |
Japanese Discovery of Salem, Oregon |
Kawagoe-Salem Friendship Society |
Summer 1993 |
|
| 1900.874 |
|
Opera program for "The Beautiful Bait" |
Celebrity Attractions Presents Foo Hsing Theatre |
|
October 19, 196 |
Brochure |
| 1900.876 |
|
D.H. Lew works with the Crusade for Freedom and its new branch the Committee for Free Asia which broadcasts to mainland China visits Washington State. |
New Hope in China: Visitor from red -dominated country says Crusade bearing fruit |
|
September 28, 1 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.877 |
|
Chinese (Taiwan) ambassador to the US stops in Seattle. Along with him was the daughter of the former Premier General Chang Chun, Mrs. Daniel Lew. |
Wellington Koo Seattle Visitor |
|
August 20, 1950 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.878 |
|
Dr. Daniel Lew will speak at China Club's annual banquet. Lew a member of the Committee for Free Asia. |
Chinese New Year Parties Planned |
|
February 8, 19 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.879 |
|
Mentions Guay Lee, Sui Gim Lock and Lung sing Luke |
Seattle's Chinese are Industious, Happy Colony |
Howell |
August 6, 1956 |
Seattle Methodist Church? |
| 1900.880 |
|
Group photo with President Roosevelt. Helen Lew is in photo |
The President Signs "May Day-Child Health Day' Proclamation |
|
March 18, 1944 |
New York Times |
| 1900.881 |
|
Registration form for week long project in Siskyou Mountains of southern Oregon focusing on legacy of Chinese miners. |
Archaeology of the Chinese Miner's Legacy: A Heritage Expedition |
LaLande |
1998 |
Brochure |
| 1900.882 |
|
Excerpt s from oral interview with Rich Gurtiza and the Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific, Region 37 |
APA Workers' History Project: Rich Gurtiza |
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance |
March 4- 17, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.883 |
|
Excerpts from oral history interview with Melanie Sako and the International Brotherhood of Electrician Workers |
APA Workers' History Project: Melanie Sako |
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance |
March 4- 17, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.884 |
|
|
Help Wanted: Asian Immigrants Seek Training for the New Job Market through Community Agencies and Colleges |
Ritts |
March 4- 17, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.885 |
|
Ron Chew calls for removal of offensive poster at ObaChine |
Restaurant's Art Decried as Racist |
de Leon |
March 5, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.886 |
|
Ron Chew calls for removal of offensive poster at ObaChine |
Trouble in Rainy City: APA's Object to Picture In New Wolfgang Puck Restaurant |
Hsu |
March 4-17, 199 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.887 |
|
|
Immigrants at Work: Don't Give Up |
Ritts |
March 4-17, 199 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.888 |
|
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Immigrants at Work: I Sent My Sons Through College |
Ritts |
March 4-17, 199 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.889 |
|
Dean Wong on Dean Wong, Irene Kuniyuki and Rick Wong. |
The Eyes Have It: three Ways of Seeing a Community |
Wong |
March 4-17, 199 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.890 |
|
Michi Weglyn, author of "Years of Infamy" |
LA Toasts Michi Weglyn: Pioneer Historian in Redress Movement Recieves "Fighting Spirit" Award |
Omori |
March 4-17, 199 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.891 |
|
Initiative 200 debate |
Affirmative Action Showdown |
Ritts, Lisa Charlie |
March 4 - 17, 1 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.892 |
|
History of the buildings built and used primarily by the Asian American community. |
The Asian-American Presence in Seattle: Architectural Tour/Society of Architectural Historians |
Rash |
1995 |
Report |
| 1900.893 |
Pamphlet |
Brochures and letters on the Chinatown tour from director Edward Burke. 3 brochures on the Chinatown Tour; 1 brochure on the Chinatown Discovery Tours
1 ad on the Chinatown Tour, 1 ad of a picture of the ID looking at the Kingdome
1 announcement on the Free Chinatown Party hosted by the Chinatown Tour
1 letter to Four Seas from Chinatown Tour about the bill for the New Years Eve luncheon with article titled "Chinatown Tour end party" which was an announcement of a year end party hosted by Chinatown Tour
1 letter from Crescent Foods to Chinatown Tour letting them know that Crescent Foods posted the announcement of the New Years Eve luncheon
1 letter from Chinatown Tour to The Seattle Times about the Tokyo Hotel article, includes a letter written in Japanese with Reliance Hospital on top, an Article of Incorporation of the Reliance Hospital Association, and the Tokyo Hotel article written by Polly Lane (about turning the Hotel into housing for women and children) |
Chinatown Tour |
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1976-1998 |
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| 1900.894 |
|
|
Third Annual Ethnic Leadership Conference |
Ethnic Heritage Council |
1984 |
|
| 1900.895 |
|
Articles collected by Charles Trakarnsilpa of the House of Jade in Market. Compiled to document alleged discrimination about older businesses. |
Pike Place Market |
|
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Various |
| 1900.896 |
|
Remembering early Chinese immigrant |
Lo Gee Gung |
Li |
June 30, 1976 |
East/West |
| 1900.897 |
Article |
Ideas for Chinese Christmas shopping in the Chinatown/International District. |
Have a Chinese Christmas |
|
Dec. 17, 1983 |
Seattle Chinese Post |
| 1900.898 |
|
Introduction to "Vision of a Warbride" a drama on Filipina warbrides. It premiered at the 1979 Far West convention in Sacramento |
Warbrides |
|
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Draft |
| 1900.899 |
|
Incomplete transcript of oral interview with Dr. and Mrs. Graves. |
Oral Interview tanscript with Dr, and Mrs. Giles Graves |
Mumford |
Oct. 1, 1976 |
|
| 1900.900 |
|
Juvenille report on Wing Luke |
Wing Luke |
Lu, Neal |
April 25, 1985 |
Paper |
| 1900.901 |
|
Chronology of Chinese - American history in the Pacfic Northwest |
Chinese in Pacific Northwest |
Adams |
|
Paper |
| 1900.902 |
|
Elementary education booklet on China |
China: A Multi - Arts Approach, Visual Arts Project |
Graves |
1978? |
Booklet |
| 1900.903 |
|
Story on successful Chinese-Americans and article on distorting Asian American image. |
What Do Chinese Americans Do Today? |
Collier |
|
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| 1900.904 |
|
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Chinese History on the Olympic Peninsula |
|
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Report |
| 1900.905 |
|
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Japanese on the Olympic Peninsula |
|
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| 1900.906 |
|
With bibliography |
Pacific Islanders in the Northwest |
|
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| 1900.907 |
|
Dean of admissions brought 24 Japanese-American students fromthe West coast to Texas University. This is a follow up study twenty years later. |
West Coast Nisei Students At Texas University War Relocation and Resettlement |
Mathews, E. J. |
July 1960 |
Paper |
| 1900.908 |
|
Features Sharon Hashimoto, Lawson Inanda, Dianne Hai-Jew, Jim Wong-Chu, Jaimee Itagaki. |
Creative Sources: An Arts Supplement to the International Examiner |
Hashimoto, Sharon K. |
November 17, 19 |
International Examiner |
| 1900.909 |
|
Titles of newspaper articles as well as a list of the photo collection at University of Washington and other sources of Japanese - American History |
The Japanese in the Seattle Times January 1, 1900 - December 31, 1909 |
Litz |
1995 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.910 |
|
Chapter on Miki Uchida from book on immigrants who came to America between 1900 - 1930 |
Morning Glories at Minidoka: Miki Akiyama Uchida |
Bales, Carol Ann |
1977 |
Tales of the Elders: A Memory Book |
| 1900.912 |
|
The debate over the poster at ObaChine goes on. |
We Live in Different Worlds |
Kugiya |
March 12, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.913 |
|
The debate over the poster at ObaChine goes on. |
ObaChine Art: It's Freedom of Expression and a Message to Patrons |
Editorial |
March 14 - 20, |
International Examiner |
| 1900.914 |
|
Protests over the poster at ObaChine |
Protesters Target Restaurant Artwork |
Wilson, Kimberly A.C. |
March 7, 1998 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.915 |
|
Chinese language courses in local high schools are increasing. |
A Difficult Lesson |
Lindblom |
March 10, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.916 |
|
Commentary on the triviality of the racial charges against ObaChine |
America is Abundant Land of Equal - opportunity Insult |
Malkin |
March 10, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.917 |
|
Barbara Lazaroff, owner of ObaChine, says she will replace offensive poster. |
Restaurant Owner to Compromise on Art |
|
March 9, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.918 |
|
|
Dr. Kyo Koike, 1878 - 1947: Physician, Poet, Photographer |
Zabliski |
April, 1977 |
Pacific Northwest Quarterly |
| 1900.919 |
|
|
Kanreki: The 60th Anniversary History of the Japan - America Society of the State of Washington 1923 - 1983 |
Tsutakawa |
1983 |
Booklet |
| 1900.920 |
|
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| 1900.921 |
|
|
"Today for Tomorrow" 4th National Nisei Veteran's Reunion |
|
1964 |
Booklet |
| 1900.923 |
|
|
Filipino Community Organizations and Their Roots |
Rosete |
October 1997 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.924 |
|
|
Zhen Cosmetics Returns to Seattle at JCPenny |
Pech |
October 1997 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.925 |
|
|
"Exit the Dragon" makes debut in furious fashion |
Goto, L. T. |
October 1997 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.926 |
|
|
Ming-Na Wen: "Asian Men Need More role Models" |
Park , MIchael H. |
October 1997 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.927 |
|
|
Hero's Welcome |
Fadiman |
August/Septembe |
Civilization |
| 1900.928 |
|
|
AAS 205: Hotbed of Asian American Stereotypes ? |
King |
October 1997 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.929 |
|
Burmise refugees in Thai refugee camp. |
A Land of War; A Journey of the Heart |
Bock, Paula |
September 28, 1 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.930 |
|
|
Museum of History and Industry Will Need Polishing For Downtown |
McLennan |
March 9, 1998 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.931 |
|
"American beats out Kwan" |
Asian Groups Attack MSNBC Headline Referring to Kwan |
Sorensen |
March 3. 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.932 |
|
|
New on campus: "Whiteness Studies" |
Haynes |
|
Seattle Times |
| 1900.933 |
|
Poetry describing life in the camps and its affect on the people interned. |
The Restitution; The Reconstitution of the Constitution |
Makuuchi, Munio T. |
February 1998 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.934 |
|
Two events are scheduled for what the JACL hopes will on day become nationally known as a Day of Rememberance. These events, speakers at the Puyallup Fair Grounds and an event called Within the Silence commemorates the forceful incarceration of people of Japanese ancestry at the beginning of World War II. |
A Day of Remembrance: Gathering at Puyallup fairgrounds to reflect on past injustice |
Park, Michael H. |
February 1998 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.935 |
|
|
Hope and Frustration: Asian Pacific Islander Legislative Day |
Nguyen, Vilaska P. |
February 1998 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.936 |
|
|
Asian Ethnic Studies: Crisis Update |
King |
February 1998 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.937 |
|
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The Importance of creating 'Days of Remembrance" |
Abe, Frank |
February 1998 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.938 |
|
Sumi recapitulates her initial review of ObaChine and the poster. |
Table Hopping: Chink in the Wall |
Hahn, Sumi |
March 12, 1998 |
Seattle Weekly |
| 1900.939 |
|
Review of Sam Ho in Bellevue. |
Gotta Get Some Hot Stuff |
Hahn |
February 5, 199 |
Seattle Weekly |
| 1900.940 |
|
Readers respond to ObaChine story |
Letters to the Editor: ObaChine |
|
March 17, 1998 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.941 |
|
|
Ching Chong Chinaman Challenged |
Leong |
March 1998 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.942 |
|
|
Should English be the Offical Language? |
Lee |
March 1998 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.943 |
|
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| 1900.944 |
|
Returing plundered art |
Misplaced Treasures: Unplundering Art |
|
December 20, 19 |
The Economist |
| 1900.945 |
Article |
|
How Can an Initiative of the People Stray So Far? |
Mizumori, Roger |
|
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.946 |
|
"Red Corner", Seven Years in Tibet" and "Kundun" explore human rights in China and Tibet. |
Hollywood Hunks, Human rights and Holy Men |
Gee |
February 4-17, |
International Examiner |
| 1900.947 |
|
|
What did they eat in Shangri-la? |
Jayasundera |
February 4-17, |
International Examiner |
| 1900.948 |
|
|
Move to Make English the Common Language Elicits Sharp response Fron APAs |
Ritts |
February 4-17, |
International Examiner |
| 1900.949 |
|
|
distance of distinct vision |
Laiwan |
1992 |
Booklet |
| 1900.950 |
|
An exhibit book on Chinese life and labor in the West, produced by the High Desert Museum, Bend, Oregon |
Gum San: Land of the Golden Mountain |
Barlow |
1991 |
Booklet |
| 1900.951 |
Article |
Explores the everyday life of Peter Bacho, author of "Cebu" and "Dark Blue Suit." Bacho writes about Filipino American life in Seattle. |
Peter Bacho's World |
Tizon, Alex |
March 1, 1998 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.952 |
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Brochure Produced by the Mai Wah Society, Inc. 17 West Mercury St. Butte, Montana 59701 |
The Butte Chinese |
Everett, George |
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The Mai Wah Society, Inc |
| 1900.953 |
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Reconstruction of the Tea House at the University of Washington Arboretum's Japanese Gardens which was destroyed by vandels in 1973. |
Tea House Reconstructed |
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| 1900.954 |
Article |
A look at the Wing Luke Asian Museum exhibit "Renewal of America: Voices of Recent Asian Pacific Immigrants." Focuses on Loan Nguyen, curator of the exhibit, who talks about the oral histories she took for the exhibit. |
Points of Reference: "Renewal of America" at the Wing Luke Asian Museum mines the immigration experience |
Higashi, Chris |
November 5-18, |
International Examiner |
| 1900.955 |
Article |
The traditions of Lunar New Year in Hong Kong. Some are illegal (burning incense to honor ancestors) and some have been changed from it's original thinking (firecrackers were used to scare off evil spirits; now they're used for fun and festivity). |
Year of the Horse gallops in |
Moritz, Frederic A. |
February 10, 19 |
The Christian Science Monitor |
| 1900.956 |
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Seattle - King County Convention and Visitors Bureau |
Let Us Show You Pioneer Square |
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1976 |
Brochure |
| 1900.957 |
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Bill Spiedel's Underground Tour of Seattle. |
Seattle Underground |
Spiedel |
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Brochure |
| 1900.958 |
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San Jose Taiko Postcard |
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Postcard |
| 1900.959 |
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State of War: A Novel by Ninotchka Rosca |
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1988 |
Postcard |
| 1900.960 |
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The Streets of Dai Fau: Arnold Genthe's Photographs of SanFrancisco's Old Chinatown |
New York Chinatown History Project |
1988 |
Postcard |
| 1900.961 |
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Living On Tokyo Time |
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1987 |
Postcard |
| 1900.962 |
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Love Sutras: Did You Kama? |
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1988 |
Postcard |
| 1900.963 |
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PBS Series of three Asian American programs: Made in China; Dollar a Day, 10 Cents a Dance; the New Puritans: The Sikhs of Yuba City. |
Silk Screen: An Asian American Perspective |
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1987 |
Postcard |
| 1900.964 |
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Group Theatre Company |
Changing Faces |
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Postcard |
| 1900.965 |
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Out of Silence; Family Gathering |
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1988 |
Postcard |
| 1900.966 |
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Eye of the Coconut |
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1987 |
Postcard |
| 1900.967 |
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Bell Form No. 5, Two piece composition by Chui Faising |
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| 1900.968 |
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Stew Rice: A Hawaii Play |
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1987 |
Postcard |
| 1900.969 |
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Jude Narita: Coming into Passion/Song for a Sansei |
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1987 |
Flyer |
| 1900.970 |
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Brochure detailing the annual pilgrimage to Manzanar War Relocation Center sponsored by The Manzanar Committe. Folder also contains a map and guided tour of the location. |
The Manzanar Pilgrimage: A Living History |
Manzanar Committee |
1982 |
Brochure |
| 1900.971 |
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Public Hearing
1981 |
Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians |
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September 10, 1 |
Document |
| 1900.974 |
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Concentration Camps American Style |
Uno |
December 1974 |
The Pacific Citizen |
| 1900.975 |
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W W 2 gov't cover - up: Evacuation |
Uno |
December, 1975 |
The Pacific Citizen |
| 1900.976 |
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Discusses the issue of reparation for World War II Japanese American internees. Outlines the JACL campaign for reparations and includes a list of some rcommended books on the history of the Japanese in the United States. |
Reparations for Evacuees Urged on Individual Basis, May Rally JACL Nationally |
Masaoka, Mike |
December, 1975 |
The Pacific Citizen |
| 1900.977 |
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Asa Nagai, 101, Issei Pioneer |
Beers, Carole |
October 5, 1997 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.978 |
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Bob Santos never Forgot his Filipino Roots |
Watson, Emmett |
October 5, 1997 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.979 |
Article |
Gary Locke receives a warm welcome in Chengdu, China, on his 12 day trip through China. Locke hope to expand cultural, business, and educational ties between Washington and China. |
Governor Draws Crowd |
Postman, David |
October 7, 1997 |
The Seattle Times |
| 1900.980 |
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In Through the Out Door: "Exit the Dragon" Storms into Seattle |
Colety, Mark |
October 11 - 17 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.981 |
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Chinese Service Center Celebrates 25 Years |
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October 11 - 17 |
Northwest Asian Weekly |
| 1900.982 |
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60 days for 1973 conviction of bribing officers to conduct gambling |
Woo Gets Bribe Sentence |
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September 10, 1 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.983 |
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Restaurant Operator Sentenced to 60 Days |
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1977 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.984 |
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Kimiyo Nakauye |
Flower Arrangement Has a History |
Tsutakawa |
November 19, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.985 |
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Review of "Eating Chinese Food Naked" by Mei Ng, Scribner, 1998. |
Exploring Taboo Subjects |
Kim |
March 1998 |
Asianfocus |
| 1900.986 |
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Wisteria Plaza ready, waiting |
Lane |
June 25, 1977 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.987 |
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Photographer Johsel Namkung |
Namkung Captures Spirit of Place |
Tarzan, Deloris |
April 8, 1978 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.988 |
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A brief history of the Japanese in the U.S. and an argument that oriental peoples have sturggled to obtain justice but are not part of the 1960s' more active, violent acts undertaken by other minorities. |
The Yellow Peril: The Hard Life of Japanese Immigrants and How Their Assimilation Has Progressed |
Matsuda, Yoichi |
June 8, 1969 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.989 |
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The White Peril?: How it Looks Today on the Civil Rights Scene |
Katagiri |
June 8, 1969 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.990 |
Article |
A look at the International District in the shadow of the new Kingdome. |
What's ahead for old Chinatown? |
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March 1976 |
Sunset Magazine |
| 1900.991 |
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How Mochi is Made |
Jones |
December 30, 19 |
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| 1900.992 |
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Chinatown Ponders Domed Stadium |
Clever |
June 11, 1972 |
Seattle Post Intelligencer |
| 1900.993 |
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Should Orientals Join Blacks in Racial Protests? |
Inouye, Ray |
October 12, 196 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.994 |
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Tule Lake 30 Years Later |
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June 10, 1974 |
Time |
| 1900.995 |
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Review of Bill Hosokawa's book, Nisei, The Quiet Americans". |
Flawed Democracy |
Inouye, Ray |
December 28, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.996 |
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Should there be redress for internment? Yes, Say Seattle Area Activists |
Watanabe |
September 7, 19 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.997 |
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The North American Post |
Japanese Newspaper Here is Dying |
Whitely |
January 5, 1973 |
Seattle Times |
| 1900.998 |
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A Japanese American who was sent to Japan prior to World War II but was stuck in that country until several years after the war. Re recounts her experiences. |
An American Interned in Japan? - This is what it was like. |
Kodama, Miyoko |
February 8, 197 |
Boeing News |
| 1900.999 |
Article |
Renovating the Bush Hotel to create Single Room Occupancy housing and office space. |
International District Community Center: Urban Renewal Without People Removal |
Troth, Ernest |
June 1979 |
Public Authority Journal |
| 1900.9998 |
Article |
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An American Success Story |
West, Karen |
2016 |
Alaska Airlines |
| 1900.9999 |
Monograph |
Presentation on the Nippon Kan by Ed Burke. |
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2011 |
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| 1900.V001 |
Tape, Video |
Video of quilt made by students of Lafayette, Indiana middle school to honor the WW II exoeriences of Japanese Americans. It was on display at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Seattle in 2003. |
The 120,000 Tassel Tapestry |
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| 1987.023.034 |
Book |
Green Cloth bound soft cover book, "Guide to Correspondence Styles"
The book opens left to right and has an embossed rectangular frame in upper half for the title. A branch forms an oval in the rectangle and there is a bird in the upper right corner. The title is stamped in gold in Chinese characters. The title is also along the spne in gold. The publisher's logo is embossed on the back. The interior pages are white with black printing. The cover is separated from the front and the spine. |
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1914 |
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| 1987.023.035 |
Book |
Green cloth hard covered book, Chinese Dictionary
The book opens left to right. The embossed cover has flower and scroll frame with the title in Chinese characters. The spine has a white outline bars and windows for the title. The title is on the spine in gold. Embossed on the back is the logo of the publisher.
The cover is separating from the spine on the third page. |
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1913 |
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| 1987.023.036 |
Book |
Red cloth bound hardcover book, "The Chinese in North America: A Guide to their Life and Progress"
On the cover the title is in black Chinese characters and in a black rectangle below this is the title in red letters in English. Along the spine the title is in English in red letters in a black square and below this in black Chinese characters. The paper book cover protector is red with a black illustration of a Chinatown gate. The title is in black Chinese characters with white shadows. The title in English is below this in white letters on a black rectangle. The back of the cover is white with black Chinese characters.
The book opens from left to right. It has glossy pages with numerous black and white photographs. |
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1949 |
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| 1987.023.037 |
Book |
Blue paperback cover book with red panel on the left side of the front. The Twenty - five Anniversary of the Ng Gee Herb Co., San Francisco.The book opens from left to right.
On the panel on the front the title is in black Chinese characters with a blue outlined seal stamp at the bottom. Stamped on the right side in purple within a purple line frame is "Wing Quong Co., 517-7th Ave. So. Seattle, Wash., U.S.A." There are Chinese characters artound the English words and stamped below this also in purple are four columns of Chinese characters. Then printed in red is: "Not For Sale" and "Made In China" The title is also printed in black Chinese characters on the spine. The interior pages are yellowing, the cover is dirty and torn at the bottom of the spine. |
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1940 |
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| 1987.023.038 |
Book |
Red cloth hardback book, "English - Chinese Phrase Book and Dictionary"
The title is in gold printing along the spine. Written in pencil on the inside of the front and back cover is "Suey Lock." The title pages are pink and the rest of the book has white pages. The text alternates Chinese and English. The book was published in Vancouver, B.C. by the Thomson Stationary Co.
The cover is worn in spots and is coming loose from the pages at the front. CAUTION. |
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Article |
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Arai Indorsed by Committee |
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04/09/37 |
Seattle Times |
| 1991.003.016 |
Book |
(a) The Hundred Best Characters, by Herbert A. Giles, LL.D. Published by Kelly and Walsh, Limited of Shanghai-Hongkong-Singapore, 1925. 72 numbered pages, with two additional pages of Giles work, plus front and back fly leaf has handwritten characters and translation for food items. (b) Envelope, red and white patterned with Chinese characters on front, as well as "John A. Dean" envelope seal flap on back, with Republic of China stamped, cancelled, and numberals "20.5.30" Stamp is green, with white English and Chinese lettering. Plus red Chinese characters. (c) letter, all in Chinese characters W: 8", L: 11-1/4" DAMAGE: Pages dogeared; cover torn, back; lower right corner missing, front cover; spine broken, torn. |
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1925 |
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| 1991.003.017 |
Book |
(a) "An Official Guide to Eastern Asia, Vol. IV, China" rust colored book. spine reads the same (exception: for "guide" reads "guidebook") Bottom of spine reads "I.J.G.R." for "Imperial Japanese Government Railways" Overleaf signed "J.A. Dean, N.Y. City - 1935" Title page signed "J.F.(?)Kholer, New York City, U.S.A." 414 numbered pages. Miyako Hotel, Kyoto, Japan stamp. (b) Folded colored map of China on shiny paper stamped with blue Miyako Hotel, Kyoto, Japan stamp on back stored in pocket in back of book. DAMAGE: lower left corner, front, worn through |
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| 1991.003.020 |
Book |
Paperback guidebook front cover illustrated with man riding camel leading another; men bearing banners, palanquin; temple, gates, etc. title on bottom of cover, "Guide to Peking" Title repeated on spine, blue on white. Contents is a general mix of information, text on pulp, photos on treated paper. 142 numbered pages. DAMAGE: cover torn, repaired with scotch taper, cover bent, broken, pages dogeared, torn. |
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| 1991.003.023 |
Book |
(a) Pamphlet entitled "General Information: Oriental Culture Summer College of Tokyo" The front is marked by hand "I attended in 1930; (s) J.A. Dean.) Consists of front and back cover, 19 numbered pages. (b) Single large sheet, printed on both sides, consisting of "Brief Information of the Oriental Culture Summer College of Tokyo." Reverse features course schedule, fees. (c) Letter from Kaju Nakamura, President of Summer College, Thanks for support in opening college in Summer 1932. |
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| 1991.003.024 |
Book |
(a) Pamphlet entitled "General Information on the Oriental Culture Summer College of Tokyo"...July 8 - August 10, 1940 (b) Printed letter from Kaju Nakamura, President of the Summer College soliciting students (incl. Nisei). |
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| 1991.003.025 |
Book |
(a) Yellow-covered guidebook (simulated raindrop pattern) to "Imperial Palace Museum. Peking" Published by "Peking Leader Press" 18 numbered pages. Photo of museum (?) frontispiece, three foldout maps. (b) Single sheet of yellow paper, standard 8-1/2" x 11" with ceremonial prayer given by the Emperor on accession. DAMAGE: Small tears, separate from cover, spine repaired with transparent tape. |
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| 1991.003.026 |
Book |
Blue-gray paperback textbook (edges browning with age) "Geography of China" & globe on cover. Chinese ideographs over all. Figures "D829" and "P1591" in upper right corner of front cover and flyleaf. Written by Horatio B. Hawkins, M.A., published in 1927 by "The Commercial Press Limited. Shanghai, China." 85 numbered pages with notes (Index) and vocabulary additional. DAMAGE: Pages dogeared, one of three binding strings broken, spine torn, peeling. |
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| 1991.036.005 |
Book |
Blue hard-covered book entitled "The Minidoka Interlude" with a planet and stars embossed on cover.
September 1942 - October 1943. Photographs of residents and events at Camp Minidoka, Hunt, Idaho |
Minidoka Interlude |
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9/42 |
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| 1991.077.001 |
Book |
Two cloth covered, open stitched, paperback books on Japan
A: Book, H: 8.625", W: 6.125", D: .5", Dark purple silk cover faded to maroon on the front, over paper forms the front and back covers. These are stitched together with the text of the book by an exterior white silk cord which is tied through and around four perforations near the spine. The title is printed vertically on a piece of plain paper in green ink and is glued to the front. It says in English: "THEIR JAPAN." the pages are printed on folded sheets and appear to be a type of rice paper. It was written by Frederic de Garis and published in June, 1936.
B: Book, H: 10", W: 7", D: .625", Dark green cotton cloth over paper forms the cover. These are stitched together with the text of the book by an exterior white cotton cord which is tied through and around four perforations. The title is printed in red in English and says: "Japan Today" on a piece of white paper which is glued to the right hand side of the front cover. It is a pictorial guide put together by Dr. Shodo Taki, published by the Society of Japanese Cultural Information 1948. Printed in ink on inside of front cover is: "Margaret Daniels, Yokohama, June 6, 1948." Many photos show U.S. occupation forces. |
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