A Century of the Japanese in Hawaii

[One Hundred Years of Immigration: Coconut Wind, a Sequel to Blossoming Flowers from Transplanted Trees] Imin hyakunen no nenrin: Yafu shou. "Ishokuju no hana hiraku" shimaihen

Kawazoe, Zen'ichi (also Zenichi or Kenpu)

Notes: A collection of newspaper articles on the history of the Japanese in Hawaii from 1868 to 1968, by a journalist with the Hawaii Times.

Kawazoe (1903–1971) filled a remarkable 191 scrapbooks between 1916 and 1970, which have been digitized by the University of Hawaii. Those scrapbooks were the primary sources for these essays.

See Buried Past 286 for a 1960 collection of articles.

[2], [4, halftone plates], 16, 426, [2] pages.

OCLC: 16329330, 835757167, 33536409, 703789938, 1183245876, 34442463 (11 copies).

Edition + Condition: First edition (first printing). A fine hardcover copy in a very good publisher's cardstock slipcase.

Publication: Honolulu: Imin Hyakunen no Nenrin Kankokai, 1968.

Item No: #360876

Price: $250