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Updated: August 7, 2011

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Kansho, Chieko, Sumi, Sabaro Izumikawa
Kansho, Chieko, Sumi, Sabaro Izumikawa
Kansho, Chieko, Sumi, Sabaro Izumikawa and Grandmother Mouishi: My family photo taken 1 year before the Battle of Okinawa. My mother was 16 years old. Photo of her with my Grandmother, Aunt, and Uncles.
(From left to right) Kansho,Chieko,Sumi, Sabaro,& Grandmother Mouishi
People in photo include: Kansho Izumikawa, Chieko Isumikawa, Sumi Izumikawa, Sabaro Izumikawa, and Mouishi Izumikawa

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Japanese store, 1942 Califonia
Japanese store, 1942 Califonia
A large sign reading "I am an American" placed in the window of a Japanese owned grocery store at 13th and Franklin streets in San Francisco on December 8, 1941, the day after Pearl Harbor.

The store was closed following orders to people of Japanese descent to evacuate from certain West Coast areas. The owner (name unknown), a University of California graduate, was housed with hundreds of evacuees in War Relocation Authority centers for the duration of the war.

Courtesy of the Library of Congress, Dorothea Lange, photographer
Kansho, Chieko, Sumi, Sabaro Izumikawa
Kansho, Chieko, Sumi, Sabaro Izumikawa
Kansho, Chieko, Sumi, Sabaro Izumikawa and Grandmother Mouishi: My family photo taken 1 year before the Battle of Okinawa. My mother was 16 years old. Photo of her with my Grandmother, Aunt, and Uncles.
(From left to right) Kansho,Chieko,Sumi, Sabaro,& Grandmother Mouishi
People in photo include: Kansho Izumikawa, Chieko Isumikawa, Sumi Izumikawa, Sabaro Izumikawa, and Mouishi Izumikawa
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