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Wartime publications series consists of bulletins, newsletters, pamphlets, announcements, and others that were published during World War II and collected by Kiyoshi Uyekawa while incarcerated in the Tule Lake camp. Most of the items were published for or by the incarcerees in the Tule Lake camp.

Scope and Contents Family incarceration documents and oral history series comprises of materials issued to and collected by Kiyoshi and Mitsuye Uyekawa, a document issued to Hideo Ogo, Mitsuye's brother while incarcerated in the Pinedale Assembly Center and the Tule Lake camp. Included are Kiyoshi Uyekawa's immunization record and arrival, temporary travel permit and identification from the WRA, war ration book, notices of assignments, Kiyoshi and Mitsuye's moving permits, Mitsuye's notice of approval of...

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Fictional works manuscripts series comprises of a manuscript and afterword for "時代小説蟬丸傳奇 Jidai shosetsu Semimaru denki, translated as "Historical novels: stories of Semimaru," that are original and fictional stories authored by Kiyoshi Uyekawa, and two fictitious works by Japanese authors, Fuzo Hayashi and Eiji Yoshikawa, which Kiyoshi Uyekawa copied out by hand. All were written and copied during his incarceration in the Tutle Lake camp.

Scope and Contents Haiku circles and 小池晩人 Koike Banjin (小池恭 Koike Kyo) correspondence series comprises of collections of haiku poems by haiku circles, “Minidoka Ginsha” “Tule Lake Ginsha” and “Rainier Ginsha,” and a collection of letters from one of the haiku editors, 小池恭 Koike Kyo. Included are manuscripts of haiku poems and monthly bulletins of haiku poems authored by the haiku circle members incarcerated in the Minidoka and Tule Lake camps during the war. Kiyoshi Uekawa wrote haiku poems under the...

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This series contains mostly materials related to Japanese American incarceration during World War Two. The first series has mainly George Nakano's school materials, such as answer sheets, textbooks, drawings, and notebooks. It also contains directories created at Tule Lake incarceration camp, and two directories from before the war. The second series contains books, documents, reunion booklets and digitized scrapbooks about Japanese American incarceration after World War II.

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Series One contains booklets, pamphlets, an autograph book, and other material created before World War II. Topics in this series include the Sino-Japanese Conflict and the history of Gardena Valley.

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No. 14

Scope and Contents From the Series: Family incarceration documents and oral history series comprises of materials issued to and collected by Kiyoshi and Mitsuye Uyekawa, a document issued to Hideo Ogo, Mitsuye's brother while incarcerated in the Pinedale Assembly Center and the Tule Lake camp. Included are Kiyoshi Uyekawa's immunization record and arrival, temporary travel permit and identification from the WRA, war ration book, notices of assignments, Kiyoshi and Mitsuye's moving permits, Mitsuye's notice of approval of...

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This subseries contains VHS tapes, DVDs, CDs, Blu Ray disks, 3 1/2 inch floppy disks, and zip drives related to Aiko Herzig Yoshinaga's personal life and work. The subseries includes oral histories, home videos, burned CDs arranged for Aiko, interviews, and back up computer files.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains writings by 山中其甫 Yamanaka Soho and 木村謝楽斎 Kimura Sharakusai. Two booklets, "趣味の川柳 Shumi no senryu" and "生活川柳 Seikatsu senryu" written by by 山中其甫 Yamanaka Soho, who was the 3rd chair of パイオニア川柳吟社 Paionia Senryu Ginsha. "趣味の川柳 Shumi no senryu" provides guidelines for writing senryu poems and "生活川柳 Seikatsu senryu" is a...