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Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. 1880-2002 LSC.0242

Eiichiro Azuma processed both the 2005 and 2009 acquisitions; machine-readable finding aid created by Caroline Cubé. UCLA Library Special Collections ©2006 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Room A1713, Charles E. Young Research Library Box 951575 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575 [email protected] URL: https://www.library.ucla.edu/special-collections

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 1 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: UCLA Library Special Collections Title: Yuji Ichioka papers Creator: Ichioka, Yuji Identifier/Call Number: LSC.0242 Physical Description: 681 Linear Feet(162 boxes and 2 oversize boxes) Date (inclusive): circa 1880-2002 Abstract: Yuji Ichioka (1936-2002) was an American-born Japanese (Nisei) historian who pioneered in studies of Japanese American experiences. Coining the term "Asian American," Ichioka was also instrumental in developing an academic field of Asian American Studies since the late 1960s. The 2009 addition to the original Ichioka papers (processed in 2005) consists of personal documents, materials relating to the establishment and initial operation of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center, Ichioka's involvement in the early phase of an ethnic studies program at UC Berkeley and community activism in northern and southern California, correspondence, conference planning and participations, publication drafts, research materials, teaching materials, and subject files. Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact UCLA Library Special Collections for paging information. Restrictions on Access Open for research. STORED OFF-SITEF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact UCLA Library Special Collections for paging information. Restrictions on Use and Reproduction Property rights to the physical object belong to YRL Special Collections. Literary Property rights to the physical objects are retained by the creators and their heirs. The copyright to the duplicates of manuscript papers belongs to the archives that house them. It is the responsibility of the researcher to determine who holds the copyright and pursue the copyright owner or his or her heir for permission to publish where The Regents do not hold the copyrights. Processing Note Eiichiro Azuma processed both the 2005 and 2009 acquisitions. Provenance/Source of Acquisition Gift of Emma Gee, 2005. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Yuji Ichioka Papers (Collection Number 242). UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, UCLA. Biography Yuji Ichioka (1936-2002) was born in San Francisco, California, as a son of Japanese immigrants. Having interned at the Topaz internment camp in Utah during the Pacific War, he returned to the San Francisco bay area with his parents and siblings to start a new life in Berkeley, where he stayed until his high school graduation in 1954. Ichioka then served in the United States Army to station in Germany, and after his discharge, he attended UCLA and graduated in 1962. Intending to pursue graduate study in Chinese history with a fellowship from Columbia University, Ichioka moved to New York City, but he quit the program soon after. Having served as a youth parole worker with the New York State Training School for Boys, he traveled to Japan for the first time in the winter of 1966, an experience that inspired him to take up the study of Japanese language and pursue research on Japanese immigrant experience in the United States. After he returned from the trans-Pacific trip, Ichioka enrolled in an MA program in Japanese history at the University of California at Berkeley, which he completed in 1968. Around this time, he also played a central role in forming the Asian American Political Alliance, and Ichioka, along with his partner Emma Gee whom he had met at Columbia, steered the younger generations of Asian Americans to a civil right/antiwar movement. Recruited as the instructor of the first Asian American studies course at UCLA, Ichioka took part in the establishment of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center while maintaining his ties to early leaders in UC Berkeley's ethnic studies. By 1972, Ichioka permanently moved to southern California, where he continued his research and writing on Japanese American history until his death in September 2002. At UCLA he was Research Associate and Adjunct Associate Professor of History. Ichioka was married to Emma Gee, a scholar of Asian American woman history, as well as a writer and labor activist. During his career as a professional historian, Ichioka traveled numerous times to Japan for research and teaching while writing two major monographs: The Issei: The World of the First Generation Japanese Immigrants, 1885-1924 (1988), and Before Internment: Essays in Prewar Japanese American History (posthumously published in 2006). Other publications of his

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 2 1880-2002 LSC.0242 include; 2 edited volumes: Karl G. Yoneda, Ganbatte: Sixty-Year Struggle of a Kibei Worker (1983), and Views from Within: The Japanese American Evacuation and Resettlement Study (1989); 2 annotated bibliographies: A Buried Past (1974), and A Buried Past II (1999); and a dozens of path-breaking journal articles in Amerasia Journal, Pacific Historical Review, Agricultural History, and California History, among others. Ichioka was among the first few Asian Americanists who showed an interest in studies of Asian immigration to Latin America when such a subject was unconceivable in the field, and he took a few trips to Peru and Brazil for networking and preliminary research for a comparative study project and international conference on Japanese in the Americas. Scope and Content Collection consists of Yuji Ichioka's correspondence (1970-2002), research papers, writings, teaching materials, rare Japanese American periodicals, and miscellaneous subject files. The research papers contain photocopies of Japanese immigrant publications and newspaper clippings, Japanese diplomatic papers, American and Japanese magazine articles, and U.S. National Archives materials, which are related to various aspects of Japanese American experiences running mainly from the 1880s to 1945. Though these materials provided a basis for the writing of his articles and books, there are great deals of primary sources that are untapped and therefore help researchers pursue original historical studies. Researchers should be also aware that because Ichioka periodically deposited some of his research acquisitions, especially Japanese American personal papers and rare books, as part of UCLA's Japanese American Research Project collections, the materials included in this collection constitute only portions of what Ichioka had collected for over thirty years of his career. Drafts and revision notes of Ichioka's published articles and books are included in this collection, as the instructional materials that he developed are also available. His professional correspondence, albeit closed for use for ten years from accession, would be useful for understanding Ichioka's day-to-day operation as a scholar and teacher, his service to the fields of Japanese American history and Asian American Studies, and his interactions with scholars and intellectuals in not only the United States but also Latin America and Japan. Others papers pertain to Ichioka's role in the development of Asian American archival collections at UCLA and the organization of academic conferences The 2009 addition represents the materials that have been discovered at Ichioka's residence since the original acquisition was processed in 2005. This collection of 23 boxes consists of Yuji Ichioka's personal files (inc. school materials), papers relating to the establishment and operation of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center, the first Asian American studies course he taught there in 1969, his involvement in the nascent phase of UC Berkeley's ethnic studies program and community-based political organizing in northern and southern California, correspondence, materials pertaining to conference planning and participations, publication manuscripts and drafts, research materials, teaching materials, and miscellaneous subject files. Most of the listing categories used for the organization of this collection are drawn from the original 2005 collection, though a few new categories are created. The most notable of those new categories are the first two container lists, which provide a good glimpse into Ichioka's formative education at UCLA and UC Berkeley, as well as his role in the development of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center. Because his involvement in-and commitment to-community activism was closely tied to his scholarly activities with the Asian American Studies Center, the materials relating to these matters are placed side by side in the second category of Container List, and researchers should be aware of their inseparable nature. It is also notable that the materials in the same category include those produced by and relating to Emma Gee, who worked together with Ichioka in the Asian American movement. The materials pertaining to the planning of and the networking for a comparative study of Japanese in North and South America would be also valuable in light of Ichioka's pioneering vision for this area of transnational historical research. Whereas the 2009 addition supplements the original acquisition with the hitherto unavailable documents covering the birth of the Asian American Studies Center at UCLA and an international study of Japanese in the Americas, many of the research papers in this collection overlap with the contents of the latter, and so do the research materials. (The finding aid provides cross-reference information when necessary.) Still, some of his writings and research materials in this collection not only reveal a birds' eye view of Ichioka's scholarly endeavor, but they also represent the primary sources that are untapped and therefore potentially quite helpful for researchers in their own studies. It should be noted that because Ichioka periodically deposited some of his research acquisitions, especially Japanese American personal papers and rare books, as part of UCLA's Japanese American Research Project collections and the East Asian Library holdings, the materials included in this-and the earlier 2005-collection constitute only portions of what Ichioka had collected for over thirty years of his career. The correspondence files in Boxes 145 and 146, as those in Boxes 1 through 16, are closed for ten years and restricted for use. Eiichiro Azuma processed both the 2005 and 2009 acquisitions. Organization and Arrangement Arranged in the following series: 1. Correspondence File 2. Conferences and Edited Anthologies

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 3 1880-2002 LSC.0242 3. Publications 4. Research Materials 5. Teaching Materials 6. Archival Development 7. Subject Files 8. Periodicals 9. Asian American Studies & Movement 10. Card Catalog 11. Personal File Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements COLLECTION CONTAINS DIGITAL MATERIALS: Special equipment or further processing may be required for viewing. To access digital materials you must notify the reference desk in advance of your visit. Related Material The 2005 acquisition of Ichioka's office materials-consisting of 139 boxes-is the backbone of the newly-expanded Yuji Ichioka Papers. Many other collections of manuscripts were also deposited by Ichioka as part of the Japanese American Research Project collections at the Department of Special Collections, Charles E. Young Library, UCLA. Japanese American Research Project Collections at Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Library, UCLA. See Yuji Ichioka, el al., A Buried Past: An Annotated Bibliography of the Japanese American Research Project Collection (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1974); and Yuji Ichioka and Eiichiro Azuma, A Buried Past II: A Sequel to the Annotated Bibliography of the Japanese American Research Project Collection (Los Angeles: UCLA Asian American Studies Center, 1999). UCLA Catalog Record ID UCLA Catalog Record ID: 5341159 Subjects and Indexing Terms Japanese Americans -- History -- Archives. Ichioka, Yuji--Archives.

Correspondence

Incoming

box 1, folder 1 1970-1979 box 1, folder 2 1980-1981 box 1, folder 3 1982 box 1, folder 4 1983 box 1, folder 5 1984 box 1, folder 6 January-May 1985 box 2, folder 1 June-September 1985 box 2, folder 2 October-December 1985 box 2, folder 3 January-February 1986 box 2, folder 4 March-April 1986 box 2, folder 5 May-July 1986 box 3, folder 1 August-October 1986 box 3, folder 2 November-December 1986 box 3, folder 3 January-February 1987 box 3, folder 4 March-May 1987 box 3, folder 5 June-August 1987 box 3, folder 6 September-December 1987 box 4, folder 1 January-March 1988 box 4, folder 2 April-June 1988 box 4, folder 3 July-August 1988 box 4, folder 4 September-October 1988

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 4 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Correspondence Incoming

box 4, folder 5 November-December 1988 box 4, folder 6 January-February 1989 box 5, folder 1 March-April 1989 box 5, folder 2 April-May 1989 box 5, folder 3 June-July 1989 box 5, folder 4 August-October 1989 box 5, folder 5 November-December 1989 box 5, folder 6 January-April 1990 box 5, folder 7 May-August 1990 box 6, folder 1 September-December 1990 box 6, folder 2 January-February 1991 box 6, folder 3 March 1991 box 6, folder 4 April-May 1991 box 6, folder 5 June-July 1991 box 6, folder 6 Incoming Correspondence August-September 1991 box 7, folder 1 October-December 1991 box 7, folder 2 January-February 1992 box 7, folder 3 March-May 1992 box 7, folder 4 June-August 1992 box 7, folder 5 September-December 1992 box 7, folder 6 January-February 1993 box 8, folder 1 March-May 1993 box 8, folder 2 June-July 1993 box 8, folder 3 August-October 1993 box 8, folder 4 November-December 1993 box 8, folder 5 January-March 1994 box 8, folder 6 April-June 1994 box 9, folder 1 July-September 1994 box 9, folder 2 October-December 1994 box 9, folder 3 January-February 1995 box 9, folder 4 March-May 1995 box 9, folder 5 June-August 1995 box 9, folder 6 September-October 1995 box 10, folder 1 November-December 1995 box 10, folder 2 January-February 1996 box 10, folder 3 March-May 1996 box 10, folder 4 May-July 1996 box 10, folder 5 August-December 1996 box 10, folder 6 January-April 1997 box 11, folder 1 April-August 1997 box 11, folder 2 September-December 1997 box 11, folder 3 January-March 1998 box 11, folder 4 March-June 1998 box 11, folder 5 July-September 1998 box 12, folder 1 October-December 1998 box 12, folder 2 January-April 1999 box 12, folder 3 April-June 1999 box 12, folder 4 July-December 1999 box 12, folder 5 2000 box 12, folder 6 January-July 2001 box 12, folder 7 August-December 2001 box 12, folder 8 2002 box 145, folder 9 Incoming Correspondence. December 1989-February 1990, November 1992 General note [Portions of Boxes 145-146 are CLOSED for ten years and RESTRICTED for use.]

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 5 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Correspondence Incoming

box 145, folder 10 Incoming Correspondence. 1995, 1996, 1997 (sporadic) General note [Portions of Boxes 145-146 are CLOSED for ten years and RESTRICTED for use.]

box 145, folder 11 Incoming Correspondence. July, November-December 1999 General note [Portions of Boxes 145-146 are CLOSED for ten years and RESTRICTED for use.]

box 145, folder 12 Incoming Correspondence. January-June 2000 General note [Portions of Boxes 145-146 are CLOSED for ten years and RESTRICTED for use.]

box 146, folder 1 Incoming Correspondence. July-December 2000 General note [Portions of Boxes 145-146 are CLOSED for ten years and RESTRICTED for use.]

box 146, folder 2 Incoming Correspondence. 2000-2001, May 2002 General note [Portions of Boxes 145-146 are CLOSED for ten years and RESTRICTED for use.]

Outgoing

box 13, folder 1 1976-1979 box 13, folder 2 1980-1981 box 13, folder 3 1982-1983 box 13, folder 4 1984-1985 box 13, folder 5 1986 box 13, folder 6 1987 box 13, folder 7 1988 box 13, folder 8 1989 box 14, folder 1 January-May 1990 box 14, folder 2 June-December 1990 box 14, folder 3 January-May 1991 box 14, folder 4 June-December 1991 box 14, folder 5 January-May 1992 box 14, folder 6 June-December 1992 box 15, folder 1 1993 box 15, folder 2 1994 box 15, folder 3 1995 box 15, folder 4 1996 box 15, folder 5 1997 box 16, folder 1 1998 box 16, folder 2 1999-2002 box 146, folder 3 Outgoing Correspondence. January 1990, 1997, 1999-2001 (sporadic) General note [Portions of Boxes 145-146 are CLOSED for ten years and RESTRICTED for use.]

Conferences and Edited Anthologies

"Coming of Age in the Thirties"

box 16, folder 3 Correspondence with CCH box 16, folder 4 Correspondence with Tamura Norio

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 6 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Conferences and Edited Anthologies "Coming of Age in the Thirties"

box 16, folder 5 Incoming Letters, December 1984-May 1985 box 16, folder 6 Incoming Letters, June-December 1985 box 16, folder 7 Outgoing Letters, December 1984-September 1985 box 16, folder 8 Administrative Papers box 17, folder 1 Papers pertaining to Accounting box 17, folder 2 Papers pertaining to CCH Reimbursements box 17, folder 3 CCH Evaluations by Conference Participants box 17, folder 4 Conference Participants' Curricula Vitae box 17, folder 5 Conference Papers box 17, folder 6 Conference Papers box 17, folder 7 Conference Programs box 17, folder 8 Press Releases box 18, folder 1 Newspaper Clippings box 18, folder 2 Conference Photographs

"Fifty Years After the Pacific War"

box 24, folder 1 Conference Correspondence, 1995 box 24, folder 2 Conference Papers box 24, folder 3 Conference Fliers, Press Releases, and Newspaper Clippings box 24, folder 4 Frank Hirata Essay and Photograph box 24, folder 5 Sen Nishiyama Essay, Correspondence, and Photograph box 24, folder 6 John J. Stephan Essay Drafts, Correspondence, and Photographs box 24, folder 7 Kay Tateishi Essay Drafts and Correspondence box 24, folder 8 Mary Tomita Essay Drafts, Correspondence, and Photographs box 24, folder 9 Nobuyo Yamane Essay Drafts, Correspondence, and Photographs

"Views From Within"

box 18, folder 3 Columbia Foundation File box 18, folder 4 CCH Correspondence and Grant Application box 18, folder 5 CCH Miscellaneous Forms box 18, folder 6 CCH Vouchers box 18, folder 7 California Bicentennial Foundation for U.S. Constitution File box 19, folder 1 Conference Themes box 19, folder 2 Conference Correspondence, November 1985-April 1986 box 19, folder 3 Conference Correspondence, May 1986-January 1987 box 19, folder 4 Conference Correspondence, February-November 1987 box 19, folder 5 Conference Participants Curricula Vitae box 19, folder 6 Conference Papers, A-H box 19, folder 7 Conference Papers, I-Z box 20, folder 1 Miscellaneous Administrative Papers box 20, folder 2 Conference Programs box 20, folder 3 Press Releases and Leaflets box 20, folder 4 Newspaper Clippings and Photographs box 20, folder 5 Anthology Editorial Correspondence, A-K box 20, folder 6 Anthology Editorial Correspondence, L-S box 20, folder 7 Anthology Editorial Correspondence, T-W box 20, folder 8 Miscellaneous Correspondence box 20, folder 9 Book Reviews box 20, folder 10 Drafts of Ichioka's Introduction, Preface, Table of Contents, and Index box 20, folder 11 Essay Draft: Brian Hayashi box 21, folder 1 Essay Drafts: Lane and James Hirabayashi box 21, folder 2 Essay Drafts: Charles Kikuchi box 21, folder 3 Essay Drafts: Frank Miyamoto box 21, folder 4 Essay Drafts: Frank Miyamoto box 21, folder 5 Essay Drafts: Gary Okihiro

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 7 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Conferences and Edited Anthologies "Views From Within"

box 21, folder 6 Essay Drafts: James Sakoda box 21, folder 7 Essay Drafts: James Sakoda box 21, folder 8 Essay Drafts: James Sakoda box 22, folder 1 Essay Drafts: Robert Spencer box 22, folder 2 Essay Drafts: Peter Suzuki box 22, folder 3 Essay Drafts: Dana Takagi box 22, folder 4 Anthology Final Manuscript, Introduction to Chapter 3 box 22, folder 5 Anthology Final Manuscript, Chapter 4 to Chapter 7 box 22, folder 6 Anthology Final Manuscript, Chapter 8 to Chapter 10 box 22, folder 7 Anthology Page Proofs, Part I box 23, folder 1 Anthology Page Proofs, Part II and Part III box 23, folder 2 Anthology Page Proof Extras box 23, folder 3 Anthology Page Proof Extras box 23, folder 4 Anthology Unbound Copy for Proof box 23, folder 5 Papers pertaining to Violet Kazue de Cristoforo box 146, folder 4 Materials relating to the Views From Within conference. UC Berkeley, September 1987 Publications

A Buried Past

box 27, folder 4 "Bibliographical Research Proposal" and Correspondence box 27, folder 5 Lists of JARP materials and working bibliographies box 27, folder 6 Working Drafts, ca. 1973 box 27, folder 7 Yuji Ichioka, et al., A Buried Past (1974) box 146, folder 5 Draft of Introduction for A Buried Past. December 1970 General note (See also Box 27, Folder 6.)

Articles

box 30, folder 2 "The 1921 Turlock Incident," 1972-1976 box 30, folder 3 "Japanese Associations and the Japanese Government," 1975 box 30, folder 4 "Japanese Associations and the Japanese Government," 1976 box 30, folder 5 "Japanese Associations and the Japanese Government" Pacific Historical Review (1977) box 30, folder 6 "The Legacy of Struggle and Disillusionment," draft, 1976 box 30, folder 7 "Jido Kyoiku Mondai," draft, 1976 box 30, folder 8 "Ameyuki-san" Amerasia Journal (1977) box 31, folder 1 "Ukeoi-Gyosha," draft, 1977 box 31, folder 2 "The Early Japanese Immigrant Quest for Citizenship" Amerasia Journal (1977) box 31, folder 3 "The Dekasegi-Shosei," draft, 1977 box 31, folder 4 "Asian Immigrant Coal Miners," drafts, 1978 box 31, folder 5 "Asian Immigrant Coal Miners," draft (1978) and published version (1979) box 31, folder 6 "An Abortive Instance of Japanese Labor Diplomacy," 1978 box 31, folder 7 "An Instance of Private Japanese Diplomacy," draft (1981) and published version (1983) box 31, folder 8 "Amerika Nadeshiko," drafts (1979) and published version (1980) box 31, folder 9 "Changing Concepts and Approaches," drafts, 1980-1982 box 32, folder 1 "Japanese Immigrant Nationalism," 1981 box 32, folder 2 "Japanese Immigrant Nationalism," 1981 box 32, folder 3 "Japanese Immigrant Nationalism," drafts (1989) and published version (1990) box 32, folder 4 "Shikatsu Mondai" draft (1983) and published version (1984) box 32, folder 5 "Recent Japanese Scholarship," draft, 1983 box 32, folder 6 "A Nisei Critique of Futatsu no Sokoku," published versions (1984)

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 8 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Publications Articles

box 32, folder 7 "Abiko Kyutaro," draft (1984) and published version (1985) box 32, folder 8 "Abiko Kyutaro," Japanese translations, ca. 1986 box 33, folder 1 "Abiko Kyutaro," published Japanese version (1986) box 33, folder 2 "Attorney for the Defense," drafts, 1984-1985 box 33, folder 3 "Attorney for the Defense" Pacific Historical Review (1986) box 33, folder 4 "A Study in Dualism," drafts, 1984-1985 box 33, folder 5 "A Study in Dualism," Amerasia Journal (1986-87) box 33, folder 6 "Dai-Nisei Mondai," drafts, 1984, 1987 box 34, folder 1 "Dai-Nisei Mondai," drafts, 1987 box 34, folder 2 "Dai-Nisei Mondai," Japanese translation, 1988 box 34, folder 3 "Dai-Nisei Mondai," Japanese page proofs, 1988, 1991 box 34, folder 4 "Dai-Nisei Mondai," published Japanese version (1991) box 35, folder 1 "Unity Within Diversity," drafts (1986) and published version (1987) box 35, folder 2 "Kengakudan," draft (1992) and published version (1994) box 35, folder 3 "The Backfiring of a Strategy," draft, 1994 box 35, folder 4 "The Meaning of Loyalty" drafts (1995) and published version (1997) box 35, folder 5 "The Death of Dr. Honda Rikita," drafts (1997) and published version (1997) box 35, folder 6 Various unpublished essay drafts, ca. 1995-1998 box 35, folder 7 "A Historian by Happenstance," draft (1999) and published version (2000) box 35, folder 8 Yuji Ichioka miscellaneous writings, 1988-1999

Book Reviews

box 36, folder 1 1970-1984 box 36, folder 2 1986-1991 box 36, folder 3 1992-2000

Ganbatte

box 28, folder 1 Correspondence with Karl G. Yoneda, February 1980-August 1984 box 28, folder 2 Papers pertaining to Editorial Matter box 28, folder 3 Material pertaining to Yoneda's life and political activism box 28, folder 4 Research Material box 28, folder 5 Research Material box 28, folder 6 Draft of Ichioka's Introduction, ca. 1982-1983 box 28, folder 7 Edited Version of Karl Yoneda's Autobiography, Part I, June 1982 box 28, folder 8 Edited Version of Karl Yoneda's Autobiography, Part II, June 1982 box 29, folder 1 Final Manuscript, Part I, ca. 1983 box 29, folder 2 Final Manuscript, Part II, ca. 1983 box 29, folder 3 Karl G. Yoneda, Ganbatte (1983), with flier and book reviews box 29, folder 4 Original draft of Yoneda's Autobiography, Part I, 1981 box 29, folder 5 "Revised Manuscript" (Extended Version) of "Ganbatte", Part I, 1981 box 29, folder 6 "Ganbatte," Part II, 1982 box 30, folder 1 Japanese Version of Ganbatte (1984)

The Issei Scope and Contents note Yuji Ichioka, The Issei: The World of the First Generation Japanese Immigrants, 1885-1924 (New York: Free Press, 1988).

box 24, folder 10 Working Draft: "Student-Laborers," "Prostitutes and Pimps-Gamblers," "Laborers" box 25, folder 1 Working Draft: "Chapter Three" box 25, folder 2 Working Draft: "Workers' Daily Life" box 25, folder 3 Working Draft: "Labor Organizing" box 25, folder 4 Working Draft: "Draft to be Revised" box 25, folder 5 Working Draft: "Shikatsu Mondai--Extended Version"

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 9 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Publications The Issei

box 25, folder 6 Book Manuscript (First Version): Chapters I and II box 25, folder 7 Book Manuscript (First Version): Chapters III and IV box 25, folder 8 Book Manuscript (First Version): Chapters V and VI box 25, folder 9 Book Manuscript (First Version): Chapters VI and VII box 25, folder 10 Research Memos and Notes for Revision (First Version) box 26, folder 1 "Aliens Ineligible to Citizenship," Chapters I-III box 26, folder 2 "Aliens Ineligible to Citizenship," Chapters IV-V box 26, folder 3 "Aliens Ineligible to Citizenship," Chapters VI-VII box 26, folder 4 "The Issei" (Copyedited Version), Front Matter, and Chapters I-III box 26, folder 5 "The Issei" (Copyedited Version), Chapters IV-V box 26, folder 6 "The Issei" (Copyedited Version), Chapters VI box 26, folder 7 "The Issei" (Copyedited Version), Chapter VII, Notes, and Bibliography box 27, folder 1 Yuji Ichioka, The Issei (1988) box 27, folder 2 Marked-up Japanese translation of the Issei (second half only) box 27, folder 3 Marketing fliers box 146, folder 7 Copyedited endnotes and Ichioka's letter to Kodansha International. January 1987 General note (See also Box 26, Folders 1-3.)

box 153, Book reviews and prizes for The Issei, including marketing materials. 1988-1989 folder 1-2 General note (See also Box 27.)

box 153, folder 3 The Issei book promotion talks and community lectures. 1988-1989 General note (See also Box 27.)

box 153, folder 4 Book reviews for the Japanese-version of The Issei, including letters from ???? Tomita Torao.

Yuji Ichioka and Emma Gee, "Asians"

box 146, folder 6 Boyd & Fraser Publishing Company Book contract. May 1979 (Never published).

Before Internment Scope and Contents note Yuji Ichioka (Gordon H. Chang and Eiichiro Azuma, eds), Before Internment: Essays in Prewar Japanese American History (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2006).

box 146, folder 8 Before Internment marked-up manuscripts (reviewed and copyedited by Emma Gee). ca. 2004 box 146, folder 9 Before Internment marked-up manuscripts (reviewed and copyedited by Emma Gee). ca. 2004 box 146, folder 10 Before Internment marked-up manuscripts (reviewed and copyedited by Emma Gee). ca. 2004

Articles

box 147, folder 1 "The Turlock Incident: Economic Competition and Racism," draft. 1976 General note (See also Box 30, Folder 2.)

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 10 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Publications Articles

box 147, folder 2 "Ameyuki-san: Japanese Prostitutes in the 19th Century America," draft with research notes. August 1976 General note (See also Box 30, Folder 8.)

box 147, folder 3 "Asian Immigrant Coal Miners and the United Mine Workers of America: Race and Class at Rock Springs, Wyoming, 1907," 2 copies of final draft with reviews from anonymous referees and friends. 1978 General note (See also Box 31, Folders 4-5.)

box 147, folder 4 "Japanese Labor Diplomacy: Suzuki Bunji, the American Federation of Labor, and Japanese Exclusion, 1915-1916," draft with Jerry Suh's critique. 1978 General note (See also Box 31, Folders 6-7.)

box 147, folder 5 "A Nisei Critique of Futatsu no Sokoku," multiple versions of draft. 1984 General note (See also Box 32, Folder 6.)

box 147, folder 6 "The Second Generation Problem," draft. No date General note (See also Box 33, Folders 6-34; and Box 34, Folders 1-4.)

box 147, folder 7 "'Unity Within Diversity': Louis Adamic and Japanese Americans," draft and published article. 1986-1987 General note (See also Box 35, Folder 1.)

box 147, folder 8 "Kengakudan: The Origin of Nisei Study Tours of Japan," drafts and page proofs: and a galley of the Japanese version, ????????????????? ca. 1992-1994 General note (See also Box 35, Folder 2.)

box 147, folder 9 "Consul Ohashi Chuichi and Japanese Language Schools," drafts. No date box 147, folder 10 "What Matter of Man?: A Portrait of Abiko Kyutaro Through Selected Letters," draft and marked-up page proofs. 1994 box 147, folder 11 "Beyond the Pale: Buddy Kazumaro Uno and the Question of Loyalty in Japanese American History," draft, 1995: and "The Meaning of Loyalty: The Case of Buddy Kazumaro Uno," drafts. 1996 General note (See also Box 35, Folder 4.)

box 147, folder 12 "'American Atrocities': The Japan Broadcasting Corporation and the Wartime Internment of Japanese-Americans," draft and outlines. No date box 147, Photocopies of published articles: "Japanese Immigrant Labor Contractors and the folder 13, folder 1 Northern Pacific and the Great Northern Railroad Companies, 1898-1907," Labor History 21:3 (1980): 326-350; "Early Issei Socialists and the Japanese Community"; and "Abiko Kyutaro: Eiju wo shusho shita Nichibei Shinbun keieisha" [Abiko Kyutaro: the owner of Nichibei Shinbun who advocated permanent settlement] (1984) General note (See also Box 31, Folder 1; and Box 32, Folders 7-8.)

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 11 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials "Dai-Nisei Mondai"

Research Materials

"Dai-Nisei Mondai"

box 85, folder 1 Research notes on Nisei education and the second-generation problem box 85, folder 2 Shin Sekai Japanese editorials on Nisei education, 1908-1914 box 85, folder 3 Shin Sekai Japanese editorials on Nisei education, 1915-1920 box 85, folder 4 Shin Sekai Japanese editorials on Nisei education, 1921-1924 box 85, folder 5 Immigrant newspaper clippings on Nisei education and other aspects of "Dai-Nisei Mondai," 1929-1938 box 85, folder 6 Clippings of immigrant newspapers on Nisei's dual nationality question, 1910- 1923 box 85, folder 7 The Japanese Association of North America, "Kokuseki Ridatsusha Shimei," 1918- 1924 box 85, folder 8 Seinen, no. 1, 3 (1926-1927) box 85, folder 9 Papers relating to Myles Yutaka Fukunaga, 1928 box 86, folder 1 Japanese-language publications on "Dai-Nisei Mondai," 1930s box 86, folder 2 Japanese magazine articles on "Dai-Nisei Mondai," 1930s box 86, folder 3 Japanese magazine articles on "Dai-Nisei Mondai," 1930s box 86, folder 4 Japanese magazine articles on "Dai-Nisei Mondai," 1930s box 86, folder 5 English articles on Nisei education and the foreign language school laws, 1920s box 86, folder 6 Japanese consular reports on Japanese language schools in California, 1921- 1923 box 86, folder 7 Nisei's Japanese compositions, 1938 box 86, folder 8 Japanese police report on Nisei in Tokyo, 1933 box 86, folder 9 Tsunemitsu Konen, Nihon Ryugaku no Jissai (1936) box 86, folder 10 Yamashita Soen, Nichibei wo tsunagu mono (1938), pp. 1-211 box 86, folder 11 Yamashita Soen, Nichibei wo tsunagu mono (1938), pp. 212-483 box 87, folder 1 Aoyagi Ikutaro, Jihenka Zaigai Nihonjin no Tenbo (1940) box 87, folder 2 Nippon to Amerika articles on "Dai-Nisei Mondai," 1935-1941 box 87, folder 3 Japanese consular reports on "Dai-Nisei Mondai," 1934-1935 box 87, folder 4 Japanese consular reports on "Dai-Nisei Mondai," 1934-1935 box 87, folder 5 Japanese consular reports on Nisei's dual nationality problem, 1936 box 87, folder 6 Japanese consular reports relating to the Japanese oratorical and essay contests, 1933- 1934 box 87, folder 7 Japanese Foreign Ministry publications on the state of Nisei in North America, 1936- 1937, 1940 box 87, folder 8 Yamada Tatsumi, Kaigai Dai-Nisei Mondai (1936) box 148, folder 2 Newspaper clippings relating to the controversy surrounding ôhashi Chûichi ???? "Dôhô Kokugo Gakkô hantairon" ??????????? Shin Sekai ?????? May 24-May 28, 1925 box 148, folder 3 Newspaper clippings relating to the controversy surrounding Oka Naoki ??? "Dai-Nisei no Kyoiku mondai" ?????????? Shin Sekai ?????? July 29-August 14, 1928 General note with English translations by Seizo Oka.

box 148, folder 4 Miscellaneous materials relating to the education of the second-generation Japanese Americans. 1926-1930s

Abiko Kyutaro and Yonako

box 37, folder 1 Materials pertaining to Abiko Kyutaro and Yonako box 37, folder 2 Abiko Kyutaro biographical and family materials box 37, folder 3 Research materials pertaining to Abiko Kyutaro box 37, folder 4 Yamato Colony, and the American Land and Produce Company, 1906-1908 box 37, folder 5 Nichibei Shimbun articles on Nisei Kengakudan, 1925-1927 box 37, folder 6 Clippings of miscallaneous newspapers on Nisei Kengakudan in Japan, 1926- 1927

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 12 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials Abiko Kyutaro and Yonako

box 37, folder 7 Copies of Letters from Abiko Yonako, Yaeko Flora Tsuda, and Hisako Fujii, ca. 1925- 1926 box 37, folder 8 Materials pertaining to Nisei Kengakudan members box 37, folder 9 Kengakudan itineraries and miscellaneous items box 37, folder 10 Secondary sources on Abiko Kyutaro

Agriculture

box 63, folder 3 Hokubei Noho, no. 5, 7-8 (1910) box 63, folder 4 Hokubei Noho, no. 9, 10 (1910) box 63, folder 5 Hokubei Noho, vol. 2, no. 1-3 (1911) box 63, folder 6 Hokubei Noho, vol. 2, no. 4-6 (1911) box 64, folder 1 Shin Sekai clippings on farming and Kashu Chuo Nokai, 1913-1919 box 64, folder 2 Shin Sekai clippings on farming, 1920-1921, 1926, 1931 box 64, folder 3 Kawashimo Nogyo Domeikai, Annual report (1909); and the Japanese Farmers in California (1918) box 64, folder 4 Japanese consular reports relating to Yokohama Species Bank loans to Issei farmers, 1913-1914 box 64, folder 5 Japanese consular reports on the 1913 Alien Land Law and Issei reactions, 1913- 1914 box 64, folder 6 Japanese consular reports on Issei agriculture under the threat of the alien land law, 1914-1915 box 64, folder 7 Papers relating to Japanese Association of America efforts to amend the 1913 Alien Land Law, 1919 box 64, folder 8 Japanese consular reports on Issei farming in California, 4 items, 1921-1922 box 64, folder 9 Japanese consular reports on the alien land law test cases and their aftermaths, 1921- 1923 box 64, folder 10 Research notes relating to farming and alien land law test cases box 65, folder 1 Rafu Shimpo clippings relating to alien land law test cases, 1923 box 65, folder 2 Legal papers pertaining to State of California v. A. P. Fujita, et al., 1929 box 65, folder 3 Consular reports on the aftermath of the 1923 U.S. Supreme Court ruling, 1923- 1924 box 65, folder 4 "Honpojin Nokosha to no Jokyo ni kansuru Chosasho," Part I, September 1926 box 65, folder 5 "Honpojin Nokosha to no Jokyo ni kansuru Chosasho," Part II, December 1926 box 65, folder 6 "Ippan Hojin Nogyo Gaikan," October 1926 box 65, folder 7 Consular dispatches relating to the remigration of Issei farmers to other states, July 1920 box 65, folder 8 Japanese newspaper clippings relating to the remigration of Issei farmers from the U.S., 1923-1924 box 65, folder 9 Papers relating to Chiba Toyoji box 65, folder 10 Chiba Toyoji's writings, 1920-1922 box 66, folder 1 Chiba Toyoji's writings, 1925-1932 box 66, folder 2 Nanka Nogyo Kumiai, Warera no Rekishi (1932) box 66, folder 3 Japanese immigrant agricultural statistics, 1905-1920 box 66, folder 4 English sources and studies on Japanese immigrant farming box 66, folder 5 Statistical and demographic records relating to Japanese immigrant landowners in California, 1913 box 153, folder 7 Materials relating to the financial crisis of Central California Japanese farmers and the Yokohama Specie Bank. 1917, 1924 General note (See also Box 64, Folders 4, 8).

box 153, folder 8 Photocopies of Kashû Chûô Nôkai Geppô ?????????? ?Monthly Report of the Japanese Agricultural Association of California?. April 1916-November 1918.

American Intelligence Files

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 13 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials American Intelligence Files

box 90, folder 1 FBI, "General Japanese Intelligence Survey in the Los Angeles Division," May 1, 1941 box 90, folder 2 FBI, "General Intelligence Surveys," January 1941; and MID, "Japanese Organizations and Societies" box 90, folder 3 ONI, "An Analysis of the Japanese Espionage Problem"; and "Japanese Undercover Organization" box 90, folder 4 Papers relating to American intelligence policies, 1941 box 90, folder 5 Papers relating to suspected Japanese agents and informants, 1938-1944 box 90, folder 6 Lists of subversive Japanese organizations and firms in the United States, and reports box 90, folder 7 Papers relating to the Central Japanese Association of America box 90, folder 8 Papers relating to "Heimusha Kai" and "Sokoku Kai" box 90, folder 9 Papers relating to Japanese language schools, "State Shinto," and "Butokukai" box 90, folder 10 Papers relating to the "Overseas Japanese Central Society" box 91, folder 1 FBI file on Naka Nakane, 1940 box 91, folder 2 FBI and ONI reports on Charles H. Yoshii, 1933, 1943-1944 box 91, folder 3 FBI reports on Marguerite Smith; Shiro Fujioka; Koshiro Endo; Kohei Shimano; and Nobumichi Ukai box 91, folder 4 FBI, "Japanism and Japanese in the United States," September 1943, pp. 1- 196 box 91, folder 5 FBI, "Japanism and Japanese in the United States," September 1943, pp. 197- 333 box 91, folder 6 Kenneth D. Ringle, "The Japanese Question in the United States," ca. 1942 box 91, folder 7 ONI, "Analysis of the Loyalty of Japanese"; and "A Manual for the Evaluation of Japanese Cases" box 91, folder 8 Papers relating to military clearance program box 91, folder 9 Papers relating to the treatment of Americans by the Japanese, and United States policies

Early Issei Socialists

box 59, folder 9 Materials relating to Kashu Nihonjin Kutsuko Domeikai and Takano Fusataro, 1894- 1899 box 60, folder 1 Shin Sekai clippings relating to Nihonjin Enko Domei strike, 1900 box 60, folder 2 Printed materials relating to Katayama Sen box 60, folder 3 Copies of Heimin, edited by Katayama Sen, 1916-1919 box 60, folder 4 Materials relating to Shakai Kakumeisha, 1909-1912 box 60, folder 5 Reports on Japanese socialists and anarchists in America box 60, folder 6 Reports, histories, and correspondence relating to Issei socialists in the early 20th century box 60, folder 7 Otsuka Zentaro, Hi-Shakai Shugi (1911) box 60, folder 8 Ohara Satoshi's studies of early Issei socialists, 4 items

Early Students and Political Exiles

box 56, folder 8 Research notes relating to the Gospel Society in San Francisco box 56, folder 9 Imaizumi Genkichi, Senku Kyujunen (1942) box 56, folder 10 Papers relating to Baba Tatsui box 57, folder 1 Papers relating to politically active Issei box 57, folder 2 Research notes on "dekasegi shosei" box 57, folder 3 English writings relating to student-laborers box 57, folder 4 Special issues of Nichibei Shimbun and Shin Sekai relating to student-laborers and early Christians box 57, folder 5 Nihonjin articles relating to student-laborers box 57, folder 6 Ajiya articles relating to student-laborers box 57, folder 7 Articles relating to student-laborers published in Tokyo Keizai Zasshi and Kokumin no Tomo box 57, folder 8 Ofu Inshi, Zaibei Seiko no Nihonjin (1904) box 57, folder 9 Photocopies of Shin Nihon (1887); Dai-Nihon (1889); and Jiyu (1890)

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 14 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials Early Students and Political Exiles

box 57, folder 10 Photocopies of Dai Jukyu Seiki (1888-1889, 1893) box 58, folder 1 Photocopies of Aikoku (1892) box 58, folder 2 Transcriptions of Dai Nihon (1889), and Dai Jukyu Seiki (1888-1889, 1893) box 58, folder 3 Transcriptions of Jiyu (1890), and Aikoku (April-June 1892) box 58, folder 4 Transcriptions of Aikoku (June-September 1892) box 58, folder 5 Lists of early Issei newspapers and their content descriptions box 58, folder 6 Research notes and miscellaneous materials on early immigrant newspapers box 153, folder 9 Photocopy of "Fukuinkai shiryô: Niki no bu (B)" ????????????(B) ?Historical documents of the Gospel Society; Second phase (B)?. October 1887-December 1889. General note (See also Box 56, Folder 8.)

box 154, folder 1 Washizu Shakuma ???? "Wagahai no Beikoku seikatsu" ????????? ?Early days of my American life?. 1924-1925. A series of essays published in Nichibei Shimbun Undated. General note (See also Box 78, Folder 3.)

box 154, folder 2 Series of Nichibei Shimbun ?????? essays by Washizu Shakuma????and Yamanaka Chûji ???? on early Issei. 1924-1925

Emigration

box 42, folder 7 Ishikawa Tomonori's essays on Japanese emigration studies box 42, folder 8 Ishikawa Tomonori's studies of emigration from Okinawa box 42, folder 9 Ishikawa Tomonori's studies of emigration from Okinawa box 43, folder 1 Ishikawa Tomonori's studies of emigration from Okinawa box 43, folder 2 Miscellaneous studies of emigration from Okinawa box 43, folder 3 Ishikawa Tomonori's studies of emigration from Hiroshima and Yamaguchi box 43, folder 4 Kodama Masaaki's studies of emigration from Hiroshima box 43, folder 5 Kodama Masaaki's studies of emigration from Hiroshima box 43, folder 6 Kodama Masaaki's studies of emigration from Hiroshima box 43, folder 7 Essays and research notes on emigration from Wakayama box 43, folder 8 Essays on emigration from Okinawa, Yamaguchi, and Kagoshima box 44, folder 1 English readings of village and town names in Japan box 44, folder 2 English readings of village and town names in Japan box 44, folder 3 Wakayama-ken, Wakayama-ken Iminshi vol. 1 (1957) box 44, folder 4 Wakayama-ken, Wakayama-ken Iminshi vol. 2 (1957) box 45, folder 1 Wakayama-ken, Wakayama-ken Iminshi vol. 3 (1957) box 45, folder 2 Study of an "emigrant village" in Shiga (1964) box 45, folder 3 Yoshida Hideo's articles on dekasegi labor migration to Hawaii box 45, folder 4 Essays on emigration from Okinawa and Hiroshima box 45, folder 5 General studies of emigration box 45, folder 6 Yuji Ichioka's tallies and notes on Japanese emigration statistics box 46, folder 1 Nihon Tokei Nenkan statistical data

Fujii Sei

box 38, folder 1 FBI file box 38, folder 2 Fujii Sei-shi Sakebu (1931) box 38, folder 3 Kashu Mainichi editorials, August 22-September 29, 1938; July 8-August 23, 1952

Fujii Sei (Oversize)

box 134, folder 4 Clippings of Fujii Sei, "Watashi no ran," Kashu Mainichi, 1937

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 15 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials Guides to Work and Study in America

Guides to Work and Study in America

box 59, folder 1 Kaigai Kugaku Annai (1904); Beikoku Ima Fushigi (1886); and Tobei Rashin (1904) box 59, folder 2 Kitare Nihonjin (1887) box 59, folder 3 Tobei Annai (1901); Zoku Tobei Annai (1902); and Hokubei Jigyo Annai (1906) box 59, folder 4 Beikoku Kugaku Jikki (1911) box 59, folder 5 Tobei Annai (1901); Beikoku Rodo Binran (1903) box 59, folder 6 Beikoku iki Hitori Annai Kahen (1886); notes from Tobei no Shiori (1901) box 59, folder 7 Kaigai Risshin no Tebiki (1902) box 59, folder 8 Seinen no Tobei (1902); Tobei Seigyo no Tebiki (1903)

Honda Rikita and Nanka Teikoku Gun`yudan

box 73, folder 7 FBI file on Honda Rikita, 1941 box 73, folder 8 Materials relating to the dealth of Honda Rikita, December 1941 box 73, folder 9 FBI reports on Nanka Teikoku Gun`yudan, 1941 box 73, folder 10 FBI reports on Nanka Teikoku Gun`yudan, 1941-1942 box 74, folder 1 FBI reports on Nanka Teikoku Gun`yudan, 1943 box 74, folder 2 Research materials relating to members of Nanka Teikoku Gun`yudan box 74, folder 3 Justice Department investigative files on members of Nanka Teikoku Gun`yudan box 74, folder 4 Military Intelligence reports on Nanka Teikoku Gun`yudan and other Issei veterans organizations box 74, folder 5 Photographs

Ichihashi Yamato

box 38, folder 4 FBI file box 38, folder 5 ONI, Military Intelligence, and CIA files box 38, folder 6 Japanese Foreign Ministry file regarding Ichihashi's employment at Stanford University, 1913-1914 box 38, folder 7 Japanese Foreign Ministry file regarding Ichihashi's employment at Stanford University, 1915-1919 box 38, folder 8 Biographical material, wartime diaries, and miscellanies box 38, folder 9 Correspondence with Stanford University colleagues, 1907-1945 box 38, folder 10 Published articles

Immigrant Nationalism

box 71, folder 4 Clippings of Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1937 box 71, folder 5 Clippings of Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1938 box 71, folder 6 Clippings of Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1939 box 71, folder 7 Clippings of Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1940 box 71, folder 8 Clippings of Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1941 box 72, folder 1 Clippings and notes of Nichibei Shimbun editorials and articles, March 1937-June 1938 box 72, folder 2 Clippings and notes of Nichibei Shimbun editorials and articles, July 1938-February 1941 box 72, folder 3 Clippings of Taihoku Nippo editorials and articles, 1937-1941 box 72, folder 4 Kashu Mainichi clippings and notes, July 1937-June 1941 box 72, folder 5 Papers pertaining to political lecturers from Japan, 1937-1938 box 72, folder 6 Nakamura Kaju, Sekai wo Aruku (1937); and "What Americans Say of Kaju Nakamura's Lectures" (1938) box 72, folder 7 Nakamura Kaju, Hokubei Shita no Seisen (1940) box 72, folder 8 Fukuda Yoshiaki's Nichibei Shimbun report concerning his trip to Manchuria, February- March 1939 box 72, folder 9 Miscellaneous materials relating to Japanese immigrant nationalism

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 16 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials Immigrant Nationalism

box 73, folder 1 Consular dispatch relating to Japanese organizations in Seattle and their patriotic activities, 1939 box 73, folder 2 Japanese magazine articles relating to Issei and Nisei, 1920s-1930s box 73, folder 3 Newspaper clippings and notes relating to Kaigai Doho Tokyo Taikai, November 1940 box 73, folder 4 Zaigai Doho wo mukaete (1941) box 73, folder 5 Zaigai Doho Daihyosha Kaigi Gijiroku (1941) box 73, folder 6 Kawamota Eiji, "Nihon Kenkoku no Uta," no. 1-3, ca. 1940 box 154, folder 3 Newspaper clippings of Senryû ?? and Tanka ?? poems composed by Issei. 1938-1940 box 154, folder 4 Photocopy of Kaigai Dôhô Chûôkai ???????, Kigen Nisenroppyakunen Hôshuku Kaigai Dôhô Tokyo Taikai Hôkokusho ????????????????????? [Report on the Tokyo Convention of Overseas Japanese held in commemoration of the 2600th anniversary of the founding of the nation] 1940 box 154, folder 5 Japanese newspaper articles relating to Kaigai Dôhô Tokyo Taikai???????? ?Tokyo Convention of Overseas Japanese?. November 1940 box 154, folder 6 Kashû Mainichi ???????? clippings relating to Kaigai Dôhô Tokyo Taikai ???????? ?Tokyo Convention of Overseas Japanese October-November 1940 box 154, folder 7 Shin Sekai ???????? clippings relating to Kaigai Dôhô Tokyo Taikai ???????? ?Tokyo Convention of Overseas Japanese November 1940

Internment

box 92, folder 1 WRA, Impounded People (1946) box 92, folder 2 WRA, The Evacuated People (1946); and Wartime Exile (1946) box 92, folder 3 WRA publications, 3 items (1946) box 92, folder 4 WRA publications, 3 items (1942, 1946) box 92, folder 5 WRA pamphlets box 92, folder 6 Japanese American publications in WRA camps box 92, folder 7 Hashimoto Masaji, Nankin Rokunen, vol. 1 (1954) box 93, folder 1 Hashimoto Masaji, Nankin Rokunen, vol. 2 (1955) box 93, folder 2 Tana Daisho & Tomoe, Santafe Rozubagu Yokuryusho Nikki, vol. 1 (1976) box 93, folder 3 Tana Daisho & Tomoe, Santafe Rozubagu Yokuryusho Nikki, vol. 2 (1978) box 93, folder 4 Papers relating to Frank Emi and draft resisters box 93, folder 5 Papers relating to Joseph Kurihara and Harry Ueno box 93, folder 6 Papers relating to Mike Masaoka and the Japanese American Citizens League during the war box 94, folder 1 JACL wartime publications box 94, folder 2 Minutes of JACL emergency meetings, March 8-9, 1942 box 94, folder 3 Publications and articles relating to Japanese Americans during the war box 94, folder 4 Articles relating to Japanese Americans during the war box 94, folder 5 Studies relating to Japanese American internment, A-F box 94, folder 6 Studies relating to Japanese American internment, H-L box 94, folder 7 Studies relating to Japanese American internment, M-N box 94, folder 8 Studies relating to Japanese American internment, O-Z

Issei Miscellanies

box 76, folder 7 Nichibei Shimbunsha, Zaibei Nihonjin Nenkan, no. 1 (1905) box 77, folder 1 Clippings of miscellaneous Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1908-1917 box 77, folder 2 Clippings of miscellaneous Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1918-1924 box 77, folder 3 Clippings of miscellaneous Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1932 box 77, folder 4 Clippings of miscellaneous Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1933 box 77, folder 5 Clippings of miscellaneous Shin Sekai editorials and articles, 1934-1935 box 77, folder 6 Clippings of miscellaneous Rafu Shimpo editorials, 1917, 1922 box 77, folder 7 Newspaper clippings and consular dispatch relating to factionalism among the Japanese of Seattle

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 17 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials Issei Miscellanies

box 77, folder 8 Shin Sekai clippings relating to the visits of Ebina Danjo and Kanamori Michinori to California box 77, folder 9 Papers pertaining to Shibusawa Eiichi box 77, folder 10 Nihon Imin Kyokai Hokoku, 1916-1917 box 78, folder 1 Washizu Shakuma, "Rekishi Inmetsu no tan" no. 1-97, Nichibei Shimbun, 1922 box 78, folder 2 Transcriptions of Washizu Shakuma, "Rekishi Inmetsu no tan" box 78, folder 3 Transcriptions of Washizu Shakuma, "Wagahai no Beikoku Seikatsu," Nichibei Shimbun, 1924-1925 box 78, folder 4 Byogen-sei, "28-nenkan no Yoga kaiko," no. 1-100, Shin Sekai, 1931 box 78, folder 5 Transcriptions of Byogen-sei, "28-nenkan no Yoga kaiko" box 78, folder 6 Ninomiya Risaku, Omoshiroi Soko (1912) box 78, folder 7 Japanese Medical Society of Los Angeles Minutes (1936-1942) box 78, folder 8 Copies of Soko Jiji (1895-1896); Shin Sekai (1896); and Nichibei Shimbun (1905) box 154, folder 13 Japanese foreign ministry reports on Japanese communities in the Pacific Northwest printed in TsûshÔ isan ??????. 1908-1909 box 154, folder 14 Miscellaneous immigrant newspaper articles. Undated. box 154, folder 15 Miscellaneous immigrant statistics. Undated.

Japanese Associations

box 47, folder 1 Beikoku Soko Dai-Nihonjinkai, 1897-1900 box 47, folder 2 Zaibei Nihonjin Kyogikai, 1900 box 47, folder 3 Zaibei Nihonjin Kyogikai, 1900-1903 box 47, folder 4 Zaibei Nihonjin Rengo Kyogikai, Hokokusho (1907) box 47, folder 5 Zaibei Nihonjinkai, Hokokusho (1909-1918) box 47, folder 6 Zaibei Nihonjinkai, Meishi Shotai Hokoku (1912) with clippings box 47, folder 7 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1908 box 47, folder 8 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1909 box 48, folder 1 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1910 box 48, folder 2 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1911 box 48, folder 3 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1912 box 48, folder 4 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1913 box 48, folder 5 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1914 box 48, folder 6 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1915 box 48, folder 7 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1916 box 49, folder 1 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1917 box 49, folder 2 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1918 box 49, folder 3 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1919 box 49, folder 4 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1920 box 49, folder 5 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1921 box 49, folder 6 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1922 box 49, folder 7 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1922 box 50, folder 1 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1923 box 50, folder 2 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1924- 1925 box 50, folder 3 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of America, 1926- 1931 box 50, folder 4 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the Japanese Association of San Francisco, 1917- 1918 box 50, folder 5 Newspaper clippings pertaining to disputes within the Japanese Association of San Francisco, 1920 box 50, folder 6 Newspaper clippings pertaining to disputes within the Japanese Association of San Francisco, 1920-21 box 50, folder 7 Newspaper clippings pertaining to the split of the Fresno Japanese Association, 1912- 1914 box 50, folder 8 Newspaper clippings pertaining to local Japanese Association affiliates, 1913- 1916

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 18 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials Japanese Associations

box 51, folder 1 Newspaper clippings pertaining to local Japanese Association affiliates, 1919-1920, 1922 box 51, folder 2 Minutes of Japanese Association affiliates in Walnut Grove and Stockton box 51, folder 3 Nanka Chuo Nihonjinkai, 1924 Annual Report box 51, folder 4 Beikoku Seihokubu Renraku Nihonjinkai, Report, August 20, 1920-February 28, 1921 box 51, folder 5 Beikoku Seihokubu Renraku Nihonjinkai, Report, March 1, 1921-August 31, 1921 box 51, folder 6 Beikoku Seihokubu Renraku Nihonjinkai, Reports, September 1, 1921-July 31, 1922 box 51, folder 7 Beikoku Seihokubu Renraku Nihonjinkai, Report, March 1, 1923-February 29, 1924 box 51, folder 8 Newspaper clippings pertaining to Taiheiyo Engan Nihonjinkai Kyogikai, 1914- 1924 box 51, folder 9 Research notes from the minutes of Taiheiyo Engan Nihonjinkai Kyogikai, 1914- 1928 box 51, folder 10 Papers pertaining to Taiheiyo Engan Nihonjinkai Kyogikai's 1917 resolution

Japanese Foreign Ministry

box 52, folder 1 Gaimusho, Nihon Gaiko Bunsho, 1891-1896 box 52, folder 2 Gaimusho, Nihon Gaiko Bunsho, 1897-1900 box 52, folder 3 Gaimusho, Nihon Gaiko Bunsho, 1901-1904 box 52, folder 4 Gaimusho, Nihon Gaiko Bunsho, 1905-1909 box 52, folder 5 Gaimusho Tsushokyoku, "Imin Toriatsukai-nin ni yoru Imin no enkaku," 1909 box 52, folder 6 Japanese diplomatic papers relating to emigration restrictions and Issei petitions box 52, folder 7 Japanese diplomatic papers relating to Issei-owned banks in San Francisco box 52, folder 8 Japanese diplomatic papers relating to Issei-owned bank in Sacramento box 53, folder 1 Hanihara Masanao, Report, November 1908 box 53, folder 2 Morita Kojiro, Report, January 20, 1909 box 53, folder 3 Numano Yasutaro, Report, May 1909 box 53, folder 4 Oyama Ujiro, Report, October 1909 box 53, folder 5 Zai Soko Nihon Ryojikan, Report, 1909 box 53, folder 6 Consular reports on the effects of immigration restrictions, 1911 box 53, folder 7 Consular reports on the living conditions of Japanese in Oregon, Idaho, and Washington, 1922-1923 box 53, folder 8 Consular reports on the living conditions of Japanese in Nevada, Utah, and Colorado, November 1926 box 53, folder 9 Foreign Ministry dispatches relating to the abolition of certificate rights, 1924- 1925 box 53, folder 10 Foreign Ministry reports, 2 items, 1936, 1938

Japanese Wartime Propaganda

box 100, folder 1 Radio Tokyo research project grant proposals box 100, folder 2 Correspondence & interviews relating to Radio Tokyo research project box 100, folder 3 Kitayama Setsuro articles relating to Radio Tokyo propaganda box 100, folder 4 Indexes for December 1941 file of "Memovox Records and "Sound Recordings" box 100, folder 5 Selected transcripts of Radio Tokyo shortwave broadcast, 1942 box 100, folder 6 Selected transcripts of Radio Tokyo shortwave broadcast, 1942 box 100, folder 7 Selected transcripts of Radio Tokyo shortwave broadcast, 1942 box 100, folder 8 Radio Tokyo transcripts, December 8-20, 1941 box 101, folder 1 Radio Tokyo transcripts, December 21-31, 1941 box 101, folder 2 Radio Tokyo transcripts, January 2-15, 1942 box 101, folder 3 Radio Tokyo transcripts, January 23-31, 1942 box 101, folder 4 Radio Tokyo transcripts, February 1-12, 1942 box 101, folder 5 Radio Tokyo transcripts, February 13-28, 1942 box 101, folder 6 Radio Tokyo transcripts, March 1-15, 1942 box 102, folder 1 Radio Tokyo transcripts, March 16-31, 1942

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 19 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials Japanese Wartime Propaganda

box 102, folder 2 Radio Tokyo transcripts, April 1-14, 1942 box 102, folder 3 Radio Tokyo transcripts, April 16-30, 1942 box 102, folder 4 Radio Tokyo transcripts, May 1-14, 1942 box 102, folder 5 Radio Tokyo transcripts, May 16-31, 1942 box 102, folder 6 Radio Tokyo transcripts, June 1942 box 103, folder 1 Radio Tokyo transcripts, July 1-August 9, 1942 box 103, folder 2 Radio Tokyo transcripts, August 10-31, 1942 box 103, folder 3 Radio Tokyo transcripts, September 1-20, 1942 box 103, folder 4 Radio Tokyo transcripts, September 21-October 30, 1942 box 103, folder 5 Radio Tokyo transcripts, November 1-December 6, 1942 box 103, folder 6 Radio Tokyo transcripts, December 7-14, 1942 box 103, folder 7 Radio Tokyo transcripts, December 15-31, 1942 box 103, folder 8 Miscellaneous Radio Tokyo transcripts box 104, folder 1 Japan Times & Advertizer editorial clippings, 1942 box 104, folder 2 Nippon Times editorial clippings, 1943 box 104, folder 3 Nippon Times editorial clippings, 1944 box 104, folder 4 Dai-Niji Kokansen Teia maru no Hokoku (1944); and Amerika Kankin Seikatsu (1943) box 104, folder 5 Amerika Seikanki (1942); and Tekikoku Amerika (1942) box 104, folder 6 Sokoku ni kaeru (1943); and Senjika Amerika ni Kokyusuru (1942)

Kawakami Kiyoshi

box 39, folder 1 FBI file, mostly 1921-1922 box 39, folder 2 FBI file, 1920-1924, 1941-1945, 1950 box 39, folder 3 FBI file, 1939-1945 box 39, folder 4 FBI file, 1939-1941 box 39, folder 5 FBI file, 1940-1945 box 40, folder 1 ONI file, 1921-1923 box 40, folder 2 ONI file, 1921-1925 box 40, folder 3 Department of State file, 1920-1923, 1936, 1938-1941 box 40, folder 4 Department of State and Army files, 1921, 1941-1942 box 40, folder 5 Department of Justice, "Report of the Attorney General..." (June 1945), pp. 1- 249 box 41, folder 1 Department of Justice, "Report of the Attorney General..." (June 1945), pp. 251- 560 box 41, folder 2 Miscellaneous writings by Kawakami, and his letters to Chester Rowell, 1914- 1920 box 41, folder 3 K. K. Kawakami, Japan in World Politics (1917); and The Real Japanese Question (1921) box 41, folder 4 K. K. Kawakami, Japan Speaks on the Sino-Japanese Crisis (1932); and Manchukuo (1933)

Kenjinkai

box 70, folder 4 Nanpo, vol. 1-3 (1925-1927) box 70, folder 5 Zaibei Okinawa Kenjinkai Kaiho (January 1935); Kenjin no Tomo Kaiho (June 1935) box 70, folder 6 Ryukyu, no. 3-4 (1936-1937) box 70, folder 7 Ryukyu, no. 5-6 (1938-1939) box 70, folder 8 Ryukyu, no. 7 (1940) box 71, folder 1 Okayama Kaigai Kyokai Shiatoru shibu Hattenshi (1930) box 71, folder 2 Endo Shiro, Minami Kashu Okayama Kenjin Hattenshi (1941) box 71, folder 3 Hayato, 1908-1916

Kuno Yoshisaburo

box 42, folder 1 Biographical information, clippings, and correspondencce, 1914-1919 box 42, folder 2 Correspondence, 1920-1931

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 20 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials Kuno Yoshisaburo

box 42, folder 3 Mori Shingen, Kunosan Seianji Bochi yori (1969)

Labor Migration and Labor Contractors

box 54, folder 1 Materials relating to contract laborers in Hawaii box 54, folder 2 Takahashi Kanji, Imin no Chichi (1953) box 54, folder 3 Tanaka Chushichi's report on Japanese raildroad workers, September 1892 box 54, folder 4 Seattle consul's report on Issei labor contractors and new immigrant workers, 1897- 1898 box 54, folder 5 Consular reports on the use of false passports by labor immigrants, 1900 box 54, folder 6 Clippings of Shizuoka Min`yu Shimbun relating to Yamaoka Ototaka, December 1900- June 1901 box 54, folder 7 Materials pertaining to Ban Shinzaburo and Yamaoka Ototaka box 54, folder 8 Newspaper clippings and research notes relating to Issei labor contractors, 1899- 1917 box 54, folder 9 Labor contractors' advertisements box 55, folder 1 Papers relating to the remigration of Japanese workers from Hawaii to the mainland U.S., 1902-1904 box 55, folder 2 Papers relating to the remigration of Japanese workers from Hawaii to the mainland U.S., 1905-1907 box 55, folder 3 Correspondence relating to the hiring of Japanese workers by the Northern Pacific Railway, 1902-1904 box 55, folder 4 Correspondence relating to the hiring of Japanese workers by the Northern Pacific Railway, 1905-1906 box 55, folder 5 Correspondence relating to the hiring of Japanese workers by the Northern Pacific Railway, 1907-1908 box 55, folder 6 Miscellaneous papers pertaining to labor conditions and contracting business

Labor Migration and Labor Contractors

box 155, folder 5 Documents from the Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railway Archives. 1903-1918 General note (See also Box 55, Folders 3-5.)

box 155, folder 6 Selected photocopies of the Reports of State Mine Inspector. Wyoming. 1889-1906 box 155, folder 7 Selected photocopies of the Reports of State Mine Inspector. Wyoming. 1907-1910

Labor Organizing

box 61, folder 11 Research notes on Suzuki Bunji box 61, folder 12 Suzuki Bunji's writings, 1915-1917 box 62, folder 1 English-language materials relating to Suzuki Bunji and his visit to America box 62, folder 2 Studies of Suzuki Bunji and Yuaikai box 62, folder 3 Shin Sekai clippings relating to labor organizing and Suzuki's visit to America, 1915- 1917 box 62, folder 4 Miscellaneous materials relating to Suzuki Bunji and Yuaikai box 62, folder 5 United Mine Workers' Journal editorial and commentaries on Asian immigrant labor, 1901-1902 box 62, folder 6 American Federationist and International Socialist Review editorials on Asian labor, 1901-1910 box 62, folder 7 Japanese consular reports on the United Mine Workers of Ameirca, 1907 box 62, folder 8 Wyoming and Colorado newspaper clippings and notes box 62, folder 9 Colorado Shimbun clippings relating to the 1913 coal mine strike and "Ludlaw Massacre," 1913-1914 box 62, folder 10 Research notes and statistical data relating to coal mine workers and strikes

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box 62, folder 11 Research notes pertaining to Issei coal mine workers and labor contractors box 63, folder 1 Annual Report of Wyoming State Coal Mine Inspector, 1915-1921 box 63, folder 2 Erma A. Fletcher, "A History of the Labor Movement in Wyoming, 1870-1940" (1945)

Nisei and Louis Adamic

box 88, folder 1 Louis Adamic correspondence with Nisei, 1939-1942 box 88, folder 2 Charles Kikuchi life story, and his correspondence with Adamic, 1939-1945 box 88, folder 3 Nisei writings on Adamic and his publications, 1939-1943 box 88, folder 4 Larry Tajiri's Common Ground articles, and his correspondence with Editor, 1943- 1947 box 88, folder 5 Eddie Shima and Jade Snow Wong articles in Common Ground, and their correspondence, 1942-1950 box 88, folder 6 Bradford Smith's Common Ground articles on Nisei, and his correspondence, 1942, 1946-1949 box 88, folder 7 Miscellaneous Common Ground articles, 1940-1949 box 88, folder 8 Research notes and miscellanies box 88, folder 9 Papers presented at Louis Adamic international symposiums, 1981 box 88, folder 10 Miscellaneous writings relating to Adamic

Nisei Individual Files

box 79, folder 1 Saburo Kido, "Timely Topics," Shin Sekai, January-August 1937 box 79, folder 2 Saburo Kido, "Timely Topics," Shin Sekai, September 1937-March 1938 box 79, folder 3 Saburo Kido, "Timely Topics," Shin Sekai, April-December 1938 box 79, folder 4 Tamotsu Murayama FBI file box 79, folder 5 Tamotsu Murayama's prewar writings, 1935-1938 box 79, folder 6 Tamotsu Murayama's Japanese magazine articles, 1942-1950 box 79, folder 7 Tamotsu Murayama correspondence, ca. 1932-1937, 1950s box 79, folder 8 Pacific Citizen articles by Tamotsu Murayama, 1953-1971 box 79, folder 9 Murayama Tamotsu, Shigosen Nanboku (1936) box 80, folder 1 Jimmy Omura prewar writings box 80, folder 2 Jimmy Omura's Rocky Shimpo editorials, 1944, 1947 box 80, folder 3 Jimmy Omura's miscellaneous writings, 1940-1980s box 80, folder 4 James Sakamoto's editorials and columns in Japanese American Courier, 1928- 1932 box 80, folder 5 James Sakamoto's editorials and columns in Japanese American Courier, 1934- 1942 box 80, folder 6 Clippings of James Sakamoto's miscellaneous articles in Japanese American Courier, 1934-1942 box 80, folder 7 James Sakamoto correspondence, 1930-1944, 1953, 1955 box 80, folder 8 James Sakamoto FBI file box 81, folder 1 Clippings relating to the death of James Sakamoto, 1955 box 81, folder 2 Research notes on James Sakamoto box 81, folder 3 Mayumi Tsutakawa, "The Political Conservatism of James Sakamoto's Japanese American Courier" (1976) box 81, folder 4 Materials pertaining to the family of Buddy Kazumaro Uno box 81, folder 5 Howard Uno, "Trials and Tribulations of George Kumemaro Uno" box 81, folder 6 Uno family genealogy and its Japanese family registry box 81, folder 7 Buddy Uno's biographical materials, family interviews, and research notes box 81, folder 8 Buddy Uno's prewar English writings, Rafu Shimpo, 1931-1935 box 81, folder 9 Buddy Uno's prewar English writings, Rafu Shimpo and Shin Sekai, 1934, 1936- 1937 box 82, folder 1 Buddy Uno's prewar English writings, Rafu Shimpo and Nichibei Shimbun, 1938- 1940

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box 82, folder 2 Buddy Uno's prewar English writings, Shin Sekai and other community newspapers, 1937-1941 box 82, folder 3 Buddy Uno's wartime writings box 82, folder 4 Yuji Ichioka research correspondence relating to Buddy Uno, 1994-1998 box 82, folder 5 Miscellaneous research notes on Buddy Uno box 82, folder 6 Carl Mydans, More Than Meets the Eyes (1959), and his other writings relating to Uno box 83, folder 1 Buddy Uno war crime investigation file box 83, folder 2 Buddy Uno war crime investigation file box 83, folder 3 Buddy Uno war crime investigation file box 83, folder 4 U.S. government investigative reports on George Kumemaro Uno (Uno Kumemaro) box 83, folder 5 FBI file on George Kumemaro Uno (Uno Kumemaro) box 83, folder 6 Iva Toguri FBI file and court papers box 83, folder 7 Freedom (1942) box 84, folder 1 Bill Hosokawa and Larry Tajiri newspaper articles, 1930s-1950s box 84, folder 2 John T. Fujii's writings box 84, folder 3 Kazuo Kawai's biographical materials, newspaper writings, and correspondence, 1925- 1938 box 84, folder 4 Dyke Miyagawa and Nisei labor activism, 1930s box 84, folder 5 Miya Sannomiya and Henry Toshiro Shimanouchi materials, 1930s box 84, folder 6 Louise Suski's "Biography," and her reports on Nisei in Chicago and Milwaukee, October-December 1943 box 84, folder 7 Louise Suski's reports on Nisei in Chicago and Milwaukee, 1944-April 1945 box 84, folder 8 Hisaye Yamamoto (Napoleon) and Toyo Suyemoto newspaper articles, 1937-1941, 1985, 1993 box 84, folder 9 Togo Tanaka, "History of J.A.C.L," ca. 1942 box 84, folder 10 Togo Tanaka, "The Vernacular Newspaper," ca. 1942

Nisei Miscellanies

box 89, folder 1 Shin Sekai English clippings relating to Nisei, 1937-1938 box 89, folder 2 Rafu Shimpo English and Japanese clippings relating to Nisei, 1929-1941 box 89, folder 3 Japanese newspaper clippings relating to Nisei and the Sino-Japanese conflict, 1937- 1941 box 89, folder 4 English periodical articles relating to Nisei box 89, folder 5 Richard Kenmotsu's newspaper clippings file relating to Nisei in Japan box 89, folder 6 Richard Kenmotsu's newspaper clippings file relating to Nisei in Japan, etc. box 89, folder 7 Miscellaneous Issei publications on Nisei, 1930s

Other Issei Individuals

box 42, folder 4 Dodo Masao materials box 42, folder 5 Nakamura Gongoro biography box 42, folder 6 Nakazawa Ken materials

Picture Brides and Immigrant Women

box 60, folder 9 Clippings and notes of Nichibei Shimbun and Shin Sekai articles, relating to failed marriages, etc box 61, folder 1 Shin Sekai clippings relating to Issei women and picture marriage, 1910-1915 box 61, folder 2 Shin Sekai clippings relating to Issei women and picture marriage, 1916-1917, 1919- 1923 box 61, folder 3 Taihoku Nippo clippings and notes relating to Issei women and their problems, 1911- 1915 box 61, folder 4 Copies of Shin Sekai reports on picture brides at Angel Island, April-May 1920 box 61, folder 5 Shin Sekai editorials criticizing Tokyo's decision to end picture marriage migration, 1919

Yuji Ichioka papers, ca. LSC.0242 23 1880-2002 LSC.0242 Research Materials Picture Brides and Immigrant Women

box 61, folder 6 Shin Sekai editorials criticizing Tokyo's decision to end picture marriage migration, 1919 box 61, folder 7 Rafu Shimpo editorials criticizing Tokyo's decision to end picture marriage migration, 1919 box 61, folder 8 Materials pertaining to controversy over the ban on picture marriage migration, 1919- 1920 box 61, folder 9 Notes and clippings of American newspapers relating to Issei's picture marriage practice, 1913, 1919 box 61, folder 10 U.S. government position on the admission of Japanese picture brides box 155, folder 10 Photocopy of Zaibei Nihonjinkai ??????, Shin Tobei fujin no shiori ??????????A new guide for America- bound women?; and newspaper clippings relating to picture brides 1916, 1919 General note (See also Box 61, Folders 1-4.)

Prostitutes and "Undesirables"

box 55, folder 7 Consular reports on Japanese prostitutes in the Pacific Coast states, 1889- 1896 box 55, folder 8 Vancouver consul's dispatches relating to local Japanese prostitutes, 1890- 1891 box 55, folder 9 Papers pertaining to Japanese prostitutes in the Pacific Coast states, 1897- 1898 box 56, folder 1 Shin Sekai clippings relating to Japanese prostitutes, 1900, 1908-1910 box 56, folder 2 Clippings of American newspapers relating to Japanese prostitutes and itinerant laborers, 1890-1899 box 56, folder 3 English-language magazine and newspaper articles on labor migration from Japan, 1889- 1913 box 56, folder 4 Papers pertaining to Nishimura Ekiu v. U.S., 1891 box 56, folder 5 Papers pertaining to "Ameyuki-san," especially Yamada Waka box 56, folder 6 Foreign Ministry dispatches regarding Issei gamblers and other criminal elements in Honolulu, 1900 box 56, folder 7 Papers relating to crimes and social problems in Japanese immigrant society, 1908- 1910 box 134, folder 5 Clippings of English language newspapers relating to Japanese laborers and prostitutes, 1895-1899 Physical Description: (Oversize)

Redress

box 95, folder 1 Aiko and Jack Herzig research papers relating to the CWRIC box 95, folder 2 Aiko and Jack Herzig papers relating to Karl Bendetsen and other CWRIC research matters box 95, folder 3 CWRIC testimonies, 1981 box 95, folder 4 CWRIC testimonies, printed in Amerasia Journal (1981) box 95, folder 5 Materials pertaining to the National Council for Japanese American Redress, 1986- 1988 box 95, folder 6 Legal documents relating to Gordon Hirabayashi Coram Nobis case, 1985-1986 box 95, folder 7 Legal documents relating to William Hohri, et al. class action law suit, 1985- 1986 box 96, folder 1 Testimonies for H.R. 442 redress bill, 1986 box 96, folder 2 Asianweek special reports, April 7-28, 1989 box 96, folder 3 Miscellaneous materials relating to wartime internment, Nisei military service and camp reunions box 96, folder 4 Papers relating to Mike Masaoka and his wartime role, 1983, 1987 box 96, folder 5 Deborah K. Lim, "The Lim Report" (1990), 2 versions box 96, folder 6 Francis Y. Sogi and Yeichi Kuwayama, "Japanese Americans Disunited" (2000)

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Religion

box 69, folder 1 Beikoku Bukkyo, vol. 11, no. 1, 4, 7 (1910) box 69, folder 2 Beikoku Bukkyo, vol. 11, no. 11 (1910); vol. 12, no. 1, 2 (1911) box 69, folder 3 Beikoku Bukkyo, vol. 12, no. 3-5 (1911) box 69, folder 4 Beikoku Bukkyo, vol. 12, no. 6, 9 (1911); vol. 13, no. 10, 12 (1912) box 69, folder 5 Beikoku Bukkyo, vol. 14, no. 1-3 (1913) box 69, folder 6 Beikoku Bukkyo, vol. 14, no. 4-6, 8 (1913) box 69, folder 7 Beikoku Bukkyo clippings, 1910-1914 box 70, folder 1 Sacramento Nishi Hongwanji Betsuin, "Kakocho" (1900-1902) box 70, folder 2 Zaibei Nihonjin Choro Kyokai Rekishi (1912) box 70, folder 3 Shin Tenchi, vol. 1, no. 2-5 (1910); vol. 2, no. 1-2, 4-5 (1911)

Research Notebooks

box 36, folder 4 Notebooks, "I-III" box 36, folder 5 Notebooks, "IV-VI" box 36, folder 6 Notebooks, "VII-IX" box 36, folder 7 Miscellaneous notebooks box 149, folder 10 Research notebooks on Japanese diplomatic papers and World War II Japanese newspapers. 1999 General note (See also Box 36, Folders 4-7.)

Research Notes

box 36, folder 8 Checklists of Japanese Immigrant Newspaper Articles box 36, folder 9 Miscellaneous

Social Adaptation and Racial Exclusion

box 67, folder 1 Japanese newspaper clippings relating to "permanent settlement and assimilation," 1908-1923 box 67, folder 2 Nichibei Shimbun research notes relating to social adaptation and exclusion, 1912- 1925 box 67, folder 3 Shin Sekai clippings relating to anti-Japanese agitation and exclusion, 1908- 1913 box 67, folder 4 Shin Sekai clippings relating to anti-Japanese agitation and exclusion, 1914-1917, 1919 box 67, folder 5 Shin Sekai clippings relating to anti-Japanese agitation and exclusion, 1920, 1922 box 67, folder 6 Shin Sekai clippings relating to Issei naturalization and the Ozawa test case, 1906- 1923 box 67, folder 7 Materials pertaining to Issei naturalization and the Ozawa test case box 67, folder 8 Ozawa Takao correspondence file, 1917-1921 box 68, folder 1 Legal papers relating to the Ozawa naturalization test case box 68, folder 2 Research notes and biographical data relating to Ozawa Takao box 68, folder 3 Japanese Association of North America correspondence file relating to the Ozawa test case, 1917-1919 box 68, folder 4 Japanese immigrant newspaper editorials relating to the 1924 Immigration Act box 68, folder 5 Materials relating to the impact of the 1924 Immigration Act on Issei box 68, folder 6 Materials relating to the 1921 Turlock incident box 68, folder 7 Materials relating to the 1934 Arizona incident

Social Scientists in Internment Camps

box 96, folder 7 Edward Barnhart, "JERS Catalog of Material in the General Library" (1958)

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box 97, folder 1 Papers relating to JERS and WRA community analysts, 1942-1943 box 97, folder 2 Frank Miyamoto's reports, 1943-1944 box 97, folder 3 Richard Nishimoto's reports, 1943-1944, 1952-1953 box 97, folder 4 James Sakoda's reports, 1942-1943 box 97, folder 5 Tamotsu Shibutani's reports, 1942-1946 box 97, folder 6 Tamotsu Shibutani's reports, 2 items box 97, folder 7 Edward Spicer's correspondence with Dorothy Swaine Thomas, 1943 box 97, folder 8 Tamie Tsuchiyama's reports, 1943-1944 box 97, folder 9 Published works by JERS affiliated scholars box 97, folder 10 Papers relating to Morton Grodzin affair, 1945-1949 box 97, folder 11 Togo Tanaka file on William T. Couch and the Grodzin affair box 98, folder 1 Registry of Edward H. Spicer Papers box 98, folder 2 Papers relating to James H. Barnett and G. Gordon Brown, 1943-1946 box 98, folder 3 Papers relating to John De Young, 1943-1945 box 98, folder 4 Papers relating to John Embree, 1942-1944 box 98, folder 5 Papers relating to David and Katherine French, 1943-1945; and Philip Glick, 1945 box 98, folder 6 Papers relating to Asael Hansen, 1944-1946 box 98, folder 7 Papers relating to Solon Kimbell, Weston La Barre, and Katherine Luomala, 1943- 1946 box 98, folder 8 Papers relating to Forrest La Violette, 1943-1944 box 98, folder 9 Papers relating to Edgar McVoy, 1943 box 98, folder 10 Papers relating to Dillon Myer, 1943-1946 box 98, folder 11 Papers relating to Dillon Myer, 1943-1946 box 99, folder 1 Papers relating to Morris Opler and Marvin Opler, 1943-1946 box 99, folder 2 Paper relating to John Provinse, 1943-1945 box 99, folder 3 Papers relating to John Rademaker, 1943-1945 box 99, folder 4 Papers relating to Rachel Sady and Elmer Smith, 1944-1946 box 99, folder 5 Papers relating to Edward Spicer, 1943-1945 box 99, folder 6 Papers relating to Frank Sweetster, 1943, and M. Tozier, 1945-1946 box 99, folder 7 Papers relating to Harold Ickes, 1943-1946 box 99, folder 8 Miscellaneous papers relating to the WRA Community Analysis Section, 1942- 1946 box 99, folder 9 Letters from Japanese Americans to Edward Spicer, 1943-1945 box 99, folder 10 Writings of John Embree and Edward Spicer relating to the WRA Community Analysis Section box 99, folder 11 Writings of WRA Community Analysts box 99, folder 12 Peter Suzuki's essays on camp social scientists, 1980-1993 box 99, folder 13 Studies of social science research in internment camps

Tachibana Espionage Incident

box 74, folder 6 FBI reports on Furusawa Sachiko and Furusawa Takashi box 74, folder 7 FBI reports on Furusawa Sachiko and Furusawa Takashi box 74, folder 8 INS enemy alien case file on Furusawa Sachiko box 74, folder 9 Biographical materials relating to Furusawa Takashi and Furusawa Sachiko box 75, folder 1 Papers pertaining to "Fujin Kogun Imonshi," April-May 1938 box 75, folder 2 Materials pertaining to Kono Toraichi box 75, folder 3 Newspaper clippings relating to the Tachibana espionage incident and local Japanese reactions, 1941 box 75, folder 4 Al Blake, "Me, Jap Agent--For Uncle Sam" (1942) box 75, folder 5 "Umi to Sora" (March 1941) box 75, folder 6 Sanemitsu Yuzuru, Maboroshi no Saigo Tsucho (1995) box 75, folder 7 Yuji Ichioka research correspondence box 75, folder 8 Miscellaneous materials box 76, folder 1 FBI report on Nippon Kaigun Kyokai, August 26, 1941, pp. 1-151 box 76, folder 2 FBI report on Nippon Kaigun Kyokai, August 26, 1941, pp. 152-307 box 76, folder 3 Various intelligence reports on Nippon Kaigun Kyokai, 1941-1946 box 76, folder 4 Justice Department files on members of Nippon Kaigun Kyokai, 1943-1944

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box 76, folder 5 FBI reports on Tachibana Itaru and Okada Sadatomo box 76, folder 6 FBI and ONI reports on alleged Japanese espionage, 1941

U.S. Government Reports

box 46, folder 2 Reports of Superintendent (Commissioner-General) of Immigration, 1892-1929 box 46, folder 3 California Superintendent of Banks Annual Reports, 1905-1925 box 46, folder 4 Miscellaneous reports on Japanese immigration and immigrant activities, 1901- 1911 box 46, folder 5 Miscellaneous reports on Japanese immigration and immigrant activities, 1920- 1942

Hawaii Issei

box 155, folder 1 Sôga Yasutarô ????? correspondence. 1911, 1917, 1919 box 155, folder 2 Newspaper clippings by Sôga Yasutarô ????? relating to the Korean independence movement and other matters. Undated. box 155, folder 3 Hawai Dôshikai????? bylaws, newsletters, and membership roster. 1945-1946 box 155, folder 4 Hawai Dôshikai????? correspondence and photos. 1945-1946

Issei Individual File

box 153, folder 5 Materials relating Abiko KyutarÔ ?????? and the operation of Nichibei Shimbun ????. Undated. General note (See also Box 37, Folder 3.)

box 153, folder 6 Materials pertaining to Oka Shieki ??? and Oka Naoki ???. Undated.

Japanese American Communists

box 155, folder 8 Japanese American communists of the 1930s, including USSR KGB files. Undated. box 155, folder 9 Japanese American communists of the 1930s, including Joe Koide, Nao Nishi, Nozaka Sanzô ????, and other California Issei. Undated.

Japanese American Internment

box 154, folder 8 Hatchimonji ??? family internment papers. Undated. General note (See also Boxes 92-93.)

box 154, folder 9 Santafe Jihô ???????, "Santafe Nihonjin Shûyôjo jinmeiroku" ???????????????? [Directory of Japanese detainees at the Santa Fe Internment Camp]. November 1943 General note (See also Boxes 92-93.)

box 154, folder 10 Photocopies of Yamanouchi Teijirô ?????? correspondence with his family members. box 154, folder 11 Miscellaneous internment-related materials. Undated. General note (See also Box 94.)

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box 154, folder 12 Original issues of Trek, December 1942, Feb. 1943, June 1943; and All Aboard, Spring 1944. Undated.

Local Community Histories

box 148, folder 5 Newspaper clippings regarding early histories of Japanese communities in Fresno, Salinas, Watsonville, Terminal Island, and southern California. 1909-1918, 1976

Nisei Individual File

box 148, folder 6 Photos and slides relating to Buddy Kazumaro Uno. Undated. General note (See also Boxes 81-83.)

box 148, folder 7 Miscellaneous materials on individual Nisei. Undated.

Research Aids

box 148, folder 8 "A Select Bibliography of Japanese-Americans During the Second World War." Compiled by Yuji Ichioka for personal use. 1994, 1996 box 148, folder 9 "A Select Bibliography of Japanese-Americans During the Second World War." Compiled by Yuji Ichioka for personal use. 1997, 1999 box 149, folder 1 Bibliographic materials on UCLA's library holdings and lists of microfilms relating to Japanese American history. Undated. box 149, folder 2 Information regarding microfilms of Japanese diplomatic papers. Undated. box 149, folder 3 Bibliographies of Emigration-related materials at Ryûkyû University ????and Takushoku Universaity ????. Undated. box 149, folder 4 Bibliographies of emigration-related materials at the National Diet Library of Japan ?????. Undated. box 149, folder 5 Bibliography of the Yamamoto Collection at the National Diet Library of Japan ?????. Undated. box 149, folder 6 List of Japanese TV programs and film productions relating to overseas Japanese and emigrants. Undated. box 149, folder 7 "Directory of Organizations Dealing with Asian-Pacific Immigrants and Refugees and Selected Bibliography on Asian- Pacific Immigration History." 1980 box 149, folder 8 Chronologies and references on prewar Japanese American history. Compiled by Yuji Ichioka. Undated. box 149, folder 9 Glossary of Japanese military terms. Undated. box 155, folder 11 Centro de Estudos Nipo-Brasileiros, ed., "Japanese and Their Descendants in Brazil: An Annotated Bibliography." Saõ Paulo, Brazil. 1967

Tachibana Espionage Incident

box 150, folder 1 Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) reports and photos relating to Furusawa Sachiko ???? and Furusawa Takashi ???. 1942-1943 General note (See also Box 74, Folder 8.)

box 150, folder 2 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) reports on Nippon Kaigun Kyôkai ?????? ?Japan Navy Association? and Sakurakai ?? ?Cherry Association?. September 1939-August 1940 General note (See also Box 76, Folders 1-3.)

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box 150, folder 3 FBI reports on Nippon Kaigun Kyôkai ?????? ?Japan Navy Association? and Sakurakai ?? ?Cherry Association?. August 26, 1941 General note (See also Box 76, Folders 1-2 for the same copy.)

box 150, folder 4 FBI reports on Nippon Kaigun Kyôkai ?????? ?Japan Navy Association? and Sakurakai ?? ?Cherry Association?. September 1941-February 1943 General note (See also Box 76, Folders 1-3.)

box 150, folder 5 FBI reports on Nippon Kaigun Kyôkai ?????? ?Japan Navy Association? and Sakurakai ?? ?Cherry Association?. November 1942-May 1951 General note (See also Box 76, Folders 1-3.)

box 151, folder 1 FBI reports on "Toraichi Kono" ???? ?Kôno Toraichi?. July 1940-May 1941 General note (See also Box 75, Folder 2.)

box 151, folder 2 FBI reports on "Toraichi Kono" ???? ?Kôno Toraichi?. May 1941-June 1941 General note (See also Box 75, Folder 2.)

box 151, folder 3 FBI reports on "Toraichi Kono" ???? ?Kôno Toraichi?. June 1941-September 1942 General note (See also Box 75, Folder 2.)

box 152, folder 1 FBI reports on "Toraichi Kono" ???? ?Kôno Toraichi?, including a cross-reference file. September 1942-1955 General note (See also Box 75, Folder 2.)

World War II

box 152, folder 2 Photocopies of Japanese-language U.S. propaganda leaflets for the Battle of Okinawa. Late 1944 Teaching Materials

Community Lectures

box 107, folder 1 Japanese American History (1979, 1981, 1983, 1985-1986, 1988) box 107, folder 2 Community lecture drafts, ca. 1970s-1980s box 107, folder 3 Community lecture drafts, ca. 1970s-1980s box 107, folder 4 Community lecture drafts, ca. 1970s-1980s box 152, folder 3 "Japanese-Americans and U.S.-Japan Relations: A Summary of Prewar Times," draft of lecture for the JACL International Relations Committee. February 6. 1972 General note (See also Box 145, Folder 2.)

box 152, folder 4 "Japanese Associations," lecture draft. ca. 1970s. box 152, folder 5 "Approaches to Immigration History"; and "Gambling," lecture drafts. ca. 1970s.

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box 152, folder 6 "Who Are We?: A Recurring Question and Vexation Problem for Japanese Americans," outline and notes for a public lecture sponsored by the Southern California Adult Buddhist Association. Santa Monica. January 25, 1985 box 152, folder 7 UCLA course materials relating to "Japanese-American History," Asian American Studies 130D. 1998, 2001 General note (See also Box 105, Folders 1-2.)

box 152, folder 8 UCLA course materials relating to "The Wartime Internment of Japanese Americans," Asian American Studies 197A. 1995, 1997, 1998 General note (See also Box 106, Folders 1-2.)

box 152, folder 9 UCLA course materials relating to "The Wartime Internment of Japanese Americans," Asian American Studies 197A. 1999 General note (See also Box 106, Folders 1-2.)

Course Materials

box 104, folder 7 History 198 (1970); and History 192 (1979) box 104, folder 8 CED 106 (1972, 1975-1976); History 197X (1976-1977); History 198T (1980); and Asian American Studies 197A (1981) box 104, folder 9 Asian American Studies 197C (1983-1985); Asian American Studies 197B (1986-1987); and Asian American Studies 197A (1988-1989) box 104, folder 10 Asian American Studies 195D (1989-1994) box 105, folder 1 Asian American Studies 130D (1995, 1997-2001) box 105, folder 2 Handouts for "Japanese-American History" courses box 105, folder 3 Asian American Studies 297 (1980): "Seminar on Nisei" box 105, folder 4 Papers submitted for "Seminar on Nisei" (1981) box 105, folder 5 Papers submitted for "Seminar on Nisei" (1981) box 105, folder 6 Papers submitted for "Seminar on Nisei" (1981) box 105, folder 7 Asian American Studies 297 (1983, 1985-1989, 1991): Nisei and internment box 106, folder 1 Asian American Studies 197A (1992-1995) box 106, folder 2 Asian American Studies 197A (1996-1997, 2000) box 106, folder 3 University of Tokyo course on internment, Week 1-4 (1999-2000) box 106, folder 4 University of Tokyo course on internment, Week 5-7 (1999-2000) box 106, folder 5 University of Tokyo course on internment, Week 8-11 (1999-2000) box 106, folder 6 University of Tokyo course on internment, Week 12-16 (1999-2000) box 106, folder 7 University of Tokyo course on "Asians in Contemporary America" (1999-2000) box 152, folder 7 UCLA course materials relating to "Japanese-American History," Asian American Studies 130D. 1998, 2001 General note (See also Box 105, Folders 1-2.)

box 152, folder 8 UCLA course materials relating to "The Wartime Internment of Japanese Americans," Asian American Studies 197A. 1995, 1997, 1998 General note (See also Box 106, Folders 1-2.)

box 152, folder 9 UCLA course materials relating to "The Wartime Internment of Japanese Americans," Asian American Studies 197A. 1999 General note (See also Box 106, Folders 1-2.)

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Archival Development

Japanese American Research Project

box 107, folder 5 Papers relating to the development of UCLA Asian American collections, 1991-1992, 1996 box 107, folder 6 Papers relating to the acquisition of Abiko Family Papers, 1991-1992 box 108, folder 1 Papers relating to an Abiko Family Papers project with Tsuda Women's College, 1990- 1992 box 108, folder 2 Papers relating to the acquisition of Akira Fujita Papers, 1995 box 108, folder 3 Papers relating to the acquisition of Togawa Akira Papers, 1993 box 108, folder 4 Papers relating to the acquisition of Edison Uno Papers, 1984 box 108, folder 5 Papers relating to the acquisition of Karl G. Yoneda Papers, 1990 box 108, folder 6 Papers relating to the acquisition of miscellaneous personal papers box 109, folder 4 Lists of Japanese American-related materials at the UCLA East Asian Library

Korean American Research Project

box 108, folder 7 Working file relating to the Korean American Research Project, 1991 box 109, folder 1 Working file relating to the Korean American Research Project, 1991-1992, 1995- 1997 box 109, folder 2 Working file relating to the Korean American Research Project, 1992 box 109, folder 3 Working file relating to the Korean American Research Project, 1992 Subject Files

Conference Presentations

box 109, folder 5 Toyota Foundation international symposium, 1984 box 109, folder 6 "Louis Adamic and the Question of Ethnicity", 1986 box 109, folder 7 The Sixth Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian American Studies, 1989 box 110, folder 1 The Fifth Convention of the Pan American Nikkei Association, 1989 box 110, folder 2 "Documenting the Immigration Experience," 1990 box 110, folder 3 Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting, 1991 box 110, folder 4 VIII COPANI Peru, 1995 box 110, folder 5 Society of American Archivists Annual Meeting, 1996 box 110, folder 6 "Beyond Diaspora from the Global Perspectives Focusing on Asia Pacific," 1997 box 110, folder 7 IX COPANI Mexico, 1999 box 110, folder 8 "Pacific Diaspora," 1999 box 110, folder 9 AHA-PCB 94th Annual Meeting, 2001

Grant and Fellowship Proposals

box 111, folder 1 Japan Foundation Research Fellowship, 1981 box 111, folder 2 Toyota Foundation Grant, 1983-1984 box 111, folder 3 Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Research Fellowship, 1996

Miscellanies

box 113, folder 4 Eiichiro Azuma's research relating to Walnut Grove box 113, folder 5 Eiichiro Azuma's research relating to Walnut Grove box 113, folder 6 "California Japanese Survey," August 1957 box 113, folder 7 "California Japanese Survey," August 1957 box 114, folder 1 "California Japanese Survey," August 1957

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box 114, folder 2 "California Japanese Survey," August 1957 box 114, folder 3 Gordon Chang file, 1992-1996 box 114, folder 4 "Disney's America" Conference, 1994 box 114, folder 5 Papers relating to disputes between Kilsoo Haan and the Nippu Jiji, 1938-1941 box 114, folder 6 "Filipinos"--Research notes box 114, folder 7 Fukuda Yoshiaki autobiography project, 1989 box 115, folder 1 Futatsu no Sokoku controversy, 1984-1985 box 115, folder 2 50th Anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, 1991 box 115, folder 3 50th Anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, 1991 box 115, folder 4 50th Anniversary of the end of the Pacific War and Japan's war responsibilities, 1995 box 115, folder 5 50th Anniversary of Japanese American internment, UCLA special commemorations, 1991-1992 box 115, folder 6 Jordan Hiratsuka file, 1988 box 116, folder 1 "Hojishi no Tomoshibi," Chugoku Shimbun, May 10-June 29, 1994 box 116, folder 2 Yuji Ichioka interview with Shimbun Akahata, December 11, 1999 box 116, folder 3 Ishikawa Yoshimi file box 116, folder 4 Issei miscellaneous materials box 116, folder 5 Japanese American Citizens League campaign for Pardon for Iva Toguri, 1975- 1976 box 116, folder 6 "Japanese American Families" project file, 1980-1981 box 116, folder 7 Japanese American National Museum file, 1986-1988 box 117, folder 1 Japanese American National Museum file, 1988-1990 box 117, folder 2 Japanese American National Museum file: pamphlets and newsletters box 117, folder 3 Japanese Newspaper Research Project, 1982-1986 box 117, folder 4 Japanese Newspaper Research Project publications, 1984-1986 box 117, folder 5 Japanese Newspaper Research Project publications, 1984-1986 box 117, folder 6 Kachi Teruko file, 1981-1988 box 118, folder 1 Kibei writers box 118, folder 2 Kodansha International, 1986-1987 box 118, folder 3 "Little Tokyo USA" file box 118, folder 4 Matsui Shichiro file box 118, folder 5 Miscellaneous newspaper and magazine clippings box 118, folder 6 Miscellaneous newspaper and magazine clippings box 118, folder 7 Miscellaneous newspaper and magazine clippings box 119, folder 1 Murakami Yumiko file, 1993-1994 box 119, folder 2 Nishioka Kazumasa file, 1989-1990 box 119, folder 3 Kesa Noda file, 1978-1979 box 119, folder 4 Thomas Noguchi file, 1982-1991 box 119, folder 5 Nosaka Sanzo file, 1991-1995 box 119, folder 6 James Oda file box 119, folder 7 James Oda booklets box 120, folder 1 Proposition 187, 1994 box 120, folder 2 Railroad Archives, 1977 box 120, folder 3 Black-Japanese relations box 120, folder 4 "The Repeal and Lagacy" November 1993 box 120, folder 5 Sado Takuhei file, 1997-1998 box 120, folder 6 Sakata Yasuo file box 120, folder 7 Sakata Yasuo file box 121, folder 1 Sakata Yasuo file box 121, folder 2 Sakata Yasuo file box 121, folder 3 Sakata Yasuo file box 121, folder 4 Yuji Ichioka's evaluations of San Francisco State University Asian American Studies program, 1996 box 121, folder 5 Yuji Ichioka's evaluations of San Francisco State University Asian American Studies program, 1996 box 121, folder 6 Yuji Ichioka's evaluations of San Francisco State University Asian American Studies program, 1996

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box 121, folder 7 Yoshimi Shibata file, 1980s box 121, folder 8 Shibusawa Tazuko wedding box 122, folder 1 Strangers From a Different Shore controversy, 1990-1991 box 122, folder 2 Terminal Island newspaper clippings, 1970s-1980s box 122, folder 3 "Through Innocent Eyes" anthology project, 1989 box 122, folder 4 Togami Soken file, 1980s box 122, folder 5 University of Tokyo visiting professorship, 1999-2000 box 122, folder 6 Yamaguchi Kosaku file, 1970s-1990s box 122, folder 7 Yamato Colony (Florida) newsletters box 122, folder 8 VI Convencion Panamerica Nikkei, Paraguay, 1991 box 122, folder 9 Japanese Embassy hostage crisis, Lima, Peru, 1997 box 156, folder 7 Lily Tani Abiko Funeral. 2001 box 156, folder 8 Tomás Almaguer dissertation chapter draft. 1978 box 156, folder 9 Eiichiro Azuma file. Undated. box 156, folder 10 Ai-li S. Chin, "'Yellow Identity'—'Yellow Power?,'" essay draft May 1. 1969 box 156, folder 11 Copyright document relating to "Aliens Ineligible to Citizenship: A History of Japanese Immigrants in the United States, 1885-1924." Undated. box 156, folder 12 Loni Ding's film project on Nisei soldiers in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team and the Military Intelligence Service, including an NEH grant application. 1982 box 156, folder 13 Arif Dirlik file. 1990s box 156, folder 14 Josie Fowler's dissertation prospectus. undated box 157, folder 1 Lane Ryo Hirabayashi file. 2002 box 157, folder 2 I. F. Stone's Weekly. February 1968-December 1971 box 157, folder 3 Howard Imazeki file. 1994 box 157, folder 4 Materials relating to the Institute for Japanese-American Literature ????????????. 1982-1984 box 157, folder 5 Ito Kazuo ????, "Kashû dokyumentari: Amerika dendenmushi" ???????????:?????????? [California documentaries: American snails]. Nichibei Jiji ??????. November 1987-May 1988 box 157, folder 6 Materials relating to the Japanese Association for Migration Studies ??????. 1991-1998 box 157, folder 7 Materials relating to the Japanese Association for Migration Studies ??????. 1991-1998 box 157, folder 8 Materials relating to Japan's security policies and the U.S.-Japan Security Pact. 1970s-1980s box 157, folder 9 Sporadic issues of Nihon Josei Kenkyûkai News ?????????????. 1980-1982 box 157, folder 10 Newspaper clipping relating to Japanese women and feminist movement. early 1980s box 158, folder 1 Japanese-language publications relating to Japanese women and feminist movement. 1978-1982 box 158, folder 2 Japanese-language publications relating to Japanese women and feminist movement. 1978-1982 box 158, folder 3 Materials and miscellaneous notes relating to Japanese women and feminist movement. early 1980s box 158, folder 4 Materials relating to Koreans in America. Undated. box 158, folder 5 Him Mark Lai writings pertaining to Angel Island and early Chinese immigrants. 1976, 1981 box 158, folder 6 Bill Lann Lee file relating to his appointment as the Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, United States Department of Justice. 1997 box 158, folder 7 Masao Miyoshi file. Undated. box 158, folder 8 Miscellaneous photos and essays. 1980s-1990s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Six 8 inch floppy disks; one 3.5 inch floppy disk. Special equipment or further processing may be required for viewing. To access digital materials you must notify the reference desk in advance of your visit.

box 158, folder 9 Newspaper clippings on Japanese Emperor. 1989

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box 159, folder 1 Newspaper clippings on Redress Bill. 1988 box 159, folder 2 Newspaper clippings relating to U.S. politics, civil rights, and Asian American communities. Mostly 1980s-1990s box 159, folder 3 Nihon Rikkôkai ????? file. 1989, 1997 box 159, folder 4 Publications by Midori Nishi. 1960s box 159, folder 5 Materials pertaining to Okinawa Reversion Treaty. 1969-1971. box 159, folder 6 Publications relating to Africans and African Americans. 1960s-1970s box 159, folder 7 Publications relating to Africans and African Americans. 1960s-1970s box 159, folder 8 Publications relating to Asia and Japan. 1960s-1990s box 160, folder 1 Publications relating to Asia and Japan. 1960s-1990s box 160, folder 2 Publications relating to Asian America; sporadic issues of Rikka and Eastwind. 1981-1984 box 160, folder 3 Publications relating to Asian America. 1999-2000 box 160, folder 4 Publications relating to civil rights, labor, race and gender relations. 1960s-1990s box 160, folder 5 Other publications. Undated. box 160, folder 6 Sakata Yasuo ???? file, including drafts of his dissertation prospectus. ca. 1972 General note (See also Boxes 120-121.)

box 161, folder 1 Cedrick M. Shimo file. 1999 box 161, folder 2 Sonia Shinn Sunoo, "Korea Kaleidoscope: Oral Histories, Vol, One: Early Korean Pioneers in U.S.A, 1903- 1905." 1982 box 161, folder 3 Dana Takagi, "Salvaging Class: The Nisei Experience," draft paper. 1990 box 161, folder 4 Materials relating to Ichioka's visiting professorship at the University of Tokyo. 1999-2000 General note (See also Box 122, Folder 5.)

box 161, folder 5 Ellen Wu's thesis draft. Undated. box 161, folder 6 Chris Yamada file. 2000 box 161, folder 7 Kariann A. Yokota's thesis proposal. Undated. box 161, folder 8 Karl G. Yoneda file. 1970 box 161, folder 9 Karl G. Yoneda memorial photos. Sawtelle Japanese Institute. June 26, 1999 box 161, folder 10 Ayanna Sumiko Yonemura, "Dillon S. Myer and the War Relocation Authority Resettlement of Japanese Americans: A Racialized Planning Project." UCLA dissertation. 2001 box 161, folder 11 Yoneyama Hiroshi ??? dissertation prospectus. 1992

Soko Bukai v. YWCA of San Francisco

box 112, folder 4 Correspondence between Yuji Ichioka and Dale Tamaki, September 1998-May 2002 box 112, folder 5 Historical evidence collected by Yuji Ichioka and others box 112, folder 6 Legal documents box 112, folder 7 Legal documents box 113, folder 1 "Mediation Brief" box 113, folder 2 "Historical Documents for Experts," August 2001 box 113, folder 3 Articles on Soko Bukai v. YWCA of San Francisco box 161, folder 12 Materials pertaining to Soko Bukai v. Young Women's Christian Association of San Francisco. 1999-2001 General note (See also Boxes 112-113.)

Trip to Peru and Brazil

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box 111, folder 4 Papers relating to Colegio Cooperativo La Union, Lima box 111, folder 5 Papers relating to Japanese Peruvians box 111, folder 6 Miscellaneous papers relating to Ichioka's trip to Peru box 111, folder 7 Papers relating to Japanese Brazilian communities in Acema and Sao Paulo box 112, folder 1 Miscellaneous papers relating to Brazil box 112, folder 2 Souvenir medals from Brazil box 112, folder 3 Photographs and postcards

Conference Planning and Proposals

box 152, folder 10 Materials relating to the planning of "Nikkei Literature: An International Conference on Nisei and Kibei Writers." 1990-1991 box 156, folder 1 Materials relating to the planning of "Comparative Historical Research Project of North and South American Nikkei." 1993 box 156, folder 2 Correspondence and networking pertaining to "Comparative Historical Research Project of North and South American Nikkei." 1993-1997 box 156, folder 3 Correspondence with Emi Kasamatsu. 1997-1998

Conference Presentations and Lectures

box 156, folder 4 "Our Worst Wartime Mistake: A Post-Redress Look at the Wartime Internment of Japanese-Americans." Reed College, OR. February 1994 box 156, folder 5 "The Backfiring of a Strategy: Michael Woo's 1993 Los Angeles Mayoral Campaign and the Politics of Personal Attacks." Duke University. April 1995 box 156, folder 6 "Japanese Americans in Los Angeles: Forging a Community." (Only a conference program) Conference on Mexicans in a Multi-Ethnic Los Angeles. October 2000

Trips

box 161, folder 13 Trips to Japan. University of Tsukuba research project and invited lectures. 1992-2000 box 162, folder 1 San Francisco community lecture trip. "Origins of Japanese Immigration to America." November 1991 box 162, folder 2 Salt Lake City research trip. December 1991 box 162, folder 3 San Francisco trip to attend a "Golden Lands, Working Hands" scholars meeting organized by the California Federation of Teachers. December 1992 box 162, folder 4 Brazil trip for research and networking. April-May 1993 General note (See also Box 156, Folders 1-3.)

box 162, folder 5 Peru trip for research and networking. 1995 General note (See also Box 156, Folders 1-3.)

box 162, folder 6 Washington DC research trips. 1995, 2000 box 162, folder 7 Trips to Seattle and Vancouver, Canada. October 1998 Periodicals

Gardena no Tomo

box 123, folder 1 August, December 1941; June-December 1956 box 123, folder 2 1957 box 123, folder 3 1958 box 123, folder 4 1959 box 123, folder 5 1960

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box 123, folder 6 1961 box 123, folder 7 1962 box 124, folder 1 1963 box 124, folder 2 1964 box 124, folder 3 1965 box 124, folder 4 1966 box 124, folder 5 1967 box 124, folder 6 1968 box 124, folder 7 1969 box 125, folder 1 1970 box 125, folder 2 1971 box 125, folder 3 1972 box 125, folder 4 1973 box 125, folder 5 1974 box 125, folder 6 1975 box 126, folder 1 1976 box 126, folder 2 1977 box 126, folder 3 1978 box 126, folder 4 1982

Godaishu

box 126, folder 5 March-December 1984 box 126, folder 6 1985-1986 box 127, folder 1 1987-1989 box 127, folder 2 1990-1991 box 127, folder 3 1992-May 1993 box 127, folder 4 June 1993-1994 box 127, folder 5 1995-1996 box 128, folder 1 1997-February 1998 box 128, folder 2 March 1998-July 1999 box 128, folder 3 August 1999-2000 box 128, folder 4 2001-2002

Hokubei News

box 128, folder 5 April-July 1987

Ikusanga

box 128, folder 6 November-June 1987; June-July 1988

Japanese American Review

box 134, folder 1 1939 box 134, folder 2 1940 box 134, folder 3 1941

Literary Journals

box 131, folder 1 Reimei, 1931-1932 box 131, folder 2 Bandwagon, 1950; Gyo-Sho, ca. 1930s; Ascension, 1967 box 131, folder 3 Kamani, 1924, ca. 1960 box 132, folder 3 Mohave, 1943-1944; Kushu Sekirei, 1945

Nippon to Amerika

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box 129, folder 6 1935 box 129, folder 7 1937 box 130, folder 1 January-February, April 1938 box 130, folder 2 September-October 1938; February 1941

Nisei Vue & Scene

box 129, folder 1 Nisei Vue, 1948; Scene 1950, 1951

NJAHS Newsletter

box 128, folder 7 1987-1989

NY Bungei

box 132, folder 4 1955-1957 box 133, folder 1 1958-1959 box 133, folder 2 1960-1961 box 133, folder 3 1963, 1965, 1968, 1975

Poston Bungei

box 131, folder 4 1943 box 131, folder 5 1944 box 132, folder 1 January-May 1945 box 132, folder 2 June-September 1945

Scene

box 129, folder 2 1952 box 129, folder 3 March-July 1953 box 129, folder 4 August, October 1953; 1954 box 129, folder 5 1955

Senryu Tsubame

box 133, folder 4 1962 box 133, folder 5 1963 box 133, folder 6 1964 box 133, folder 7 1966, 1986

Shogyo Jiho

box 130, folder 3 January-April 1938 box 130, folder 4 May-June 1938; November 1939; January-February 1940 box 130, folder 5 April-September 1940 box 130, folder 6 1941 Personal File

UCLA Undergraduate Study

box 140, folder 1 Ichioka UCLA Class Notes: Mandarin, Logic, and Philosophy. 1961-1962 box 140, folder 2 Ichioka UCLA History Class Term Papers. Spring 1961-Spring 1962.

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UC Berkeley Graduate Study

box 140, folder 3 Ichioka East Asian Studies Graduate Seminar Paper: "Takayama Chogyu and His Nihon Shugi: Its Nature and Significance." ca. 1968 box 140, folder 4 Research Materials relating to Takayama ChÔgyû. ca. 1967-1968 box 140, folder 5 Ichioka's Review of Joseph R. Leverson, Confucian China and Its Modern Fate (Berkeley, 1965). 1968 box 140, folder 6 Shotaro F. Hayashigatani, "The Reversion of Okinawa Islands: A Critical Analysis of U.S. Control." 1970 box 140, folder 7 Papers presented at the colloquia and symposia organized by the Center for Japanese and Korean Studies. 1968, 1970 box 141, folder 1 Papers presented at the colloquia and symposia organized by the Center for Japanese and Korean Studies. 1971 box 141, folder 2 Papers presented at the colloquia and symposia organized by the Center for Japanese and Korean Studies. 1972 box 141, folder 3 Papers presented at the colloquia and symposia organized by the Center for Japanese and Korean Studies. 1973

Miscellanies

box 141, folder 4 Ichioka Harvard University Graduate School Application: "Statement of Goals and Backgrounds." 1972 box 141, folder 5 Newspaper articles relating to Ichioka's life, politics and work. Undated. box 141, folder 6 Newspaper articles relating to Ichioka's life, politics and work. Undated. box 142, folder 1 Professional expenses and receipts. 1994, 1996-1997 box 142, folder 2 Materials relating to Ichioka's passing: memorials, tributes and obituaries. Undated. box 142, folder 3 Materials relating to Ichioka's passing: memorials, tributes and obituaries. Undated. box 142, folder 4 Materials relating to Ichioka's passing: Amerasia Journal special issue 28:3 (2002). Undated. Asian American Studies and Movement

UCLA Asian American Studies Center

box 142, folder 5 Proposals for UCLA Asian American Studies Center, and materials relating to its early operation. 1969-1971 box 142, folder 6 Asian American student activism in support of an Asian American Studies program. 1969 box 142, folder 7 Materials relating to CED 103: "Orientals in America." Spring 1969 box 142, folder 8 CED 103: "Orientals in America." Lecture notes. Undated. box 143, folder 1 Student papers for CED 103: "Orientals in America" (June 1969) and History 198: "History of the Asians in America" (Spring 1970). Undated. General note (See also Box 104, Folder 7.)

box 143, folder 2 Materials relating to CED 106: "A History of Japanese Americans." Spring 1972, Fall 1975 General note (See also Box 104, Folder 8.)

box 143, folder 3 Proposals of courses taught by Linda P. Shin, Franklin Odo, Alan T. Nishio, Lillian Yeh, and Joe Grant Masaoka. 1969-1970 box 143, folder 4 Ichioka curriculum vita, employment form and research report. 1969-1976

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box 143, folder 5 KCOP TV Channel 13 special program on UCLA Asian American Studies Center. October 1969 box 143, folder 6 Ichioka Research Proposal. 1974 box 143, folder 7 Faculty appointment, promotion, and other personnel matters, including Ichioka's curriculum vita. 1979-1985 box 143, folder 8 Faculty appointment, promotion, and other personnel matters, including Ichioka's history adjunct professorship. 1986-1988 box 143, folder 9 Faculty appointment, promotion, and other personnel matters, including Ichioka's 1994 application for a History faculty position. 1989-1991, 1994, 1996-1997, 2002 box 143, folder 10 Miscellaneous documents pertaining to Ichioka's work as an Asian American Studies faculty at UCLA. Undated. box 143, folder 11 Research materials compiled by the UCLA Asian American Studies Center. 1971-1976 box 143, folder 12 Various publications and pamphlets by the UCLA Asian American Studies Center. 1969-1972

Asian American Studies on Other Campuses

box 143, folder 13 Papers relating to UC Berkeley Asian ?American? Studies. 1969-1972 box 143, folder 14 UC Berkeley Asian ?American? Studies Conference. September 1969 box 144, folder 1 UC Berkeley Asian ?American? Studies Courses. 1969-1972 box 144, folder 2 Asian American Studies programs and student organizations at California State College, Dominguez Hills, San Jose State University, UC Irvine, and Pennsylvania State University. ca. 1970-1971

Early Asian American Community Activism

box 144, folder 3 Asian-American Ad-Hoc Committee on Hiroshima and Nagasaki (San Francisco). ca. 1970 box 144, folder 4 Asian Americans for Action (New York). ca. 1969 box 144, folder 5 Asian Americans for Peace (Los Angeles), including Asian Americans Against the Crime of Silence. 1969-1970 box 144, folder 6 Asian Americans for Peace (Los Angeles), including Asian Americans Against the Crime of Silence. 1969-1970 box 144, folder 7 Asian Americans Unite!, no. 2 (1970). Undated. box 144, folder 8 Asian News Service: News & Events, 1:1 (Nov. 16, 1970). Undated. box 144, folder 9 Asian People's Newsletter, no. 4-7 September-December 1970, January 1971 box 144, folder 10 Papers relating to San Francisco Chinatown community organizations. ca. late 1960s-1970s box 144, folder 11 Materials relating to the Chinatown-North Beach Community English Language Center. ca. 1970 box 144, folder 12 Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) Liberation Campaign. ca. 1970 box 145, folder 1 JACL Bay Area Community Chapter. 1971-1973 box 145, folder 2 JACL International Relations Committee. 1971-1973 box 145, folder 3 Japanese Community Pioneer Center (Los Angeles). 1969-1971 box 145, folder 4 Materials relating to other Japanese American community organizations. Undated. box 145, folder 5 Oriental Service Center and the Council of Oriental Organizations (Los Angeles). 1969-1970 box 145, folder 6 San Francisco Bay Area Asian American community organizations and political activism. ca. 1969-1971 box 145, folder 7 Papers relating to the Title II Repeal Campaign. 1974 box 145, folder 8 Miscellaneous materials pertaining to radical/revolutionary politics. Late 1960s-1970s Card Catalog

box 162, Annotated card catalog of source materials relating to the histories of China, Japan, folder 8-9 and Japanese America. ca. 1970s

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