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Date1942
Object Namecopy negative
DimensionsNeg Type: 120.00 mm
ClassificationsPhotographic Archives
Credit LineGift of the Roy Yonahara Family
Object number96.331.9
DescriptionTwo women, Michiko Arakaki and Fumi Arai, walk toward the viewer with two sailors walking behind them across a street in Honolulu, Hawaii, 1942. The woman on the right carries packages in her arms and hands. Both women wear eyeglasses. Buildings in background.;1 negative : b&w , Copy negative reproduced from original print at JANM, September 28, 1996.
copy negative
copy negative
1941
[Funeral of Los Angeles Police officer Gary W. Murakami at Utter McKinley Wilshire Chapel, Los Angeles, California, September 9, 1968]
[Funeral of Los Angeles Police officer Gary W. Murakami at Utter McKinley Wilshire Chapel, Los Angeles, California, September 9, 1968]
Toyo Miyatake Studio
1968
WATANABE_07 2003-121-7.mp4
[Home Movies of Jerome and Rohwer / circa 1942 – 1945]
Watanabe, Bruce
1942-1945
copy negative
copy negative
1933
SASAKI_18 96-150-20.mp4
[Home Movies of Production of Samurai Film in Japan; Wedding in Tacoma, WA; Foot Races at the Beach and more / circa 1929 – 1933]
Sasaki, Sensho
ca. 1929-1933
Fumi Yonahara waters her garden, Waimanalo, Hawaii, 1942
Fumi Yonahara waters her garden, Waimanalo, Hawaii, 1942
1942
SASAKI_16 96-150-11.mp4
[Home Movies of Procession to Stockton (CA) Buddhist Church; Public Swimming Pool; San Francisco Bay and more / circa 1926 – 1927]
Sasaki, Sensho
ca. 1926-1927
copy negative
copy negative
1944-1945
copy negative
copy negative
1943
copy negative
copy negative
1941
SASAKI_20 96-150-5.mp4
[Home Movies of Family in Tacoma, WA; On Board Ocean Liner; Pan-Pacific Buddhist Conference in Japan and more / circa 1934]
Sasaki, Sensho
ca. 1934
SAGARA_01 2001-32-1.mp4
[Home Movies of Amache (Granada) / circa 1944]
Sagara, Tomojiro
1944

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