First Edition. "This contains essays, speeches, and commentaries on anti-Japanese exclusion and U.S.-Japan relations by Japanese immigrant leaders and white Americans. The appendix describes origins of various historical matters and Issei social customs, as well as pioneering individuals and organizations in the mainland and Hawaii."—Annotated Bibliography of Japanese Americans in.....

A massive (nearly 1200 pages) national directory of Japanese Americans, primarily in California but with entries from 35 states and the District of Columbia. The directory is organized by state and then city, followed by the name in Roman letters, address, and phone number of the head of each household.....

Two issues (vol. 1, nos. 2 and 3; Dec. 9 and 16, 1912) of a Japanese language newspaper published by the Enterprise Printing Co. Enterprise Printing, with K. C. Furukawa as president and Kikuo Hiromura as manager, operated for a time in Portland doing job printing. How long they published.....

Seventh edition of one of the most popular Japanese guides for entrepreneurial immigrants in the United States. Separate chapters address opportunities for farmers, artisans, artists, bankers and insurance professionals, laborers, entertainers, and women. Another chapter discusses Japanese mutual aid societies. [6], 5, 232, [6] pages; folding half-tone plate. 4-1/8 by.....

A massive (nearly 1500 pages) national directory of Japanese Americans, primarily in California but with entries from around the United States. The directory is organized by state and then city, followed by the name, address, and phone number of the head of each household and of Japanese owned businesses. The.....

First Edition. "A local history with summaries of the Japanese Association, religious groups, Japanese language schools, the exclusion movement, agricultural activities, and other topics. Also has population statistics, and an extended Who's Who, and a 27-page Nisei directory."—A Buried Past, 306. The directory of Nisei, or second-generation residents, reflects a trend.....

Original black-and-white gelatin-silver press photograph, August 29, 1942. 7 by 9 inches. Captioned on the back on a mounted label: "Parkville, Mo. American born Japanese students at Park College, Parkville, Mo., take part in flag-raising ceremony and calmly continue studies there despite protests of citizens of Platte County, Mo., who believe.....