Box 3

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of materials regarding Tomoji Wada's business, including receipts of his business expenses, tax return forms along with details, transportation tickets, identification cards, business licenses, Japanese questionnaires created by him when helping Japanese residents to register for enlistment and to apply for loans, materials regarding his consultation work, gardening guidebook and notes complied by him, and metal embosser for Terminal Island Credit Union. There are also a...

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Contains image files of the Wada family along with one document file for annotations. 1 CD contains 31 image files (0.0481 GB in JPG and TIF) and 1 text file. Born-analog materials (digitized materials) from original photographs created by the donor.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains materials on Taiji Whaling, Terminal Island, and Wakayama. Included are books, a map, a newsletter, clippings, and Tomoji Wada's critique and comments on a book, "紀伊熊野太地浦捕鯨史" [= History of Kii Kumano Taiji whaling], compiled by Tamaji Azuma.

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Includes Tomoji Wada's death certificate, a Japanese condolence letter for his passing, genealogies, biography, photographs, and funeral information. Also included is a CD containing digital files created by the donor. The images capture banners which were flown when Tomoji Wada was born on October 2, 1882, in Taiji, Wakayama, Japan; Flags of the Wada family crest; Taiji whaling painting done by Shohachi Wada; and swords.

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Includes the family tree scroll (reproduction in Box 4 Folder 1, film slides in Box 2 Folder 26, and Xerox copy in Box 1 Folder 26), Kakocho (a family register book of deaths: Box 3 Folder 3), posthumous Buddhist names (Box 3 Folder 6), and clippings on the Wada Family history (Box 3 Folder 5).

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series includes scrapbooks and journals complied by Tomoji Wada. Contained are newspaper clippings and haiku poems, records of incidents and his thoughts on the Social Party’s activities in 1960s, and a baby memory book made when his son, Joe Wada was born.