Letters of recommendation from Kanamori’s supervisors about work ethic including an endorsement for Kanamori’s tasks in regards to operating and maintaining ordnance vehicles and engineering equipment in Yokohama, Japan. Contains one document in Japanese, 1948-1951

The Tsugitada Kanamori Collection (1942-1958) contains one box of correspondence, memorandums, and other material regarding Kanamori’s life during and directly after World War II. The majority of the documents detail Kanamori’s efforts to cancel his renunciation and reinstate his American citizenship, including correspondence from his lawyer, Wayne M. Collins. Also included are documents regarding Kanamori’s health, letters of recommendations from employers, a letter regarding Kanamori’s employment in the Tule Lake Cooperative Enterprises at the Tule Lake Segregation Center, census registers, and Kanamori’s birth certificate. Some material is in Japanese.