Add to ORKGA former Maui plantation store bookkeeper recalls the pre-World War II credit system in stores and how store operation was affected by the war and unionization.bookkeeper; Japanese; maleInterview conducted in English.Stat
A Japanese man remembers plantation life in Koloa and field jobs, including hoeing and mule handling...
A man who grew up in Keawe Camp recalls his disabled father and his mother who took in laundry. He h...
The life of an immigrant Japanese woman in Maliko and Paia, Maui, as tofu (beancurd) maker and theat...
A Maui storekeeper recalls life on a pineapple farm and sugar plantation, and work as a store employ...
A lifetime Maui resident recalls work as a sugar field worker and store employee. Also contained in...
A former Maui plantation store employee recalls early life in Japan, immigration to Hawaii, language...
The beginnings, maintenance, growth, and decline of a Japanese family-owned general store on Maui wh...
A former manager recalls the beginnings, growth, and decline of a Japanese-owned general store in K...
An Okinawan immigrant recalls his experiences as a store order-taker in plantation camps on Maui bef...
An independent businesswoman talks about her life, from salesclerk in a Chinese-owned store, to book...
Highlighted in the interview is the life of a Japanese-school teacher and storekeeper in Paia, Maui....
The day-to-day life of a woman owner of a store and restaurant in the plantation camp of Hamakua Pok...
A Maui entrepreneur recalls life in Japan; immigration to Hawaii; various odd jobs; and the beginnin...
The life history of a ninety-year-old immigrant cane field worker, salesman, pineapple grower, and f...
Okinawan family life in the plantation camp of Kaheka, Maui and detailed descriptions of sugar contr...
A Japanese man remembers plantation life in Koloa and field jobs, including hoeing and mule handling...
A man who grew up in Keawe Camp recalls his disabled father and his mother who took in laundry. He h...
The life of an immigrant Japanese woman in Maliko and Paia, Maui, as tofu (beancurd) maker and theat...
A Maui storekeeper recalls life on a pineapple farm and sugar plantation, and work as a store employ...
A lifetime Maui resident recalls work as a sugar field worker and store employee. Also contained in...
A former Maui plantation store employee recalls early life in Japan, immigration to Hawaii, language...
The beginnings, maintenance, growth, and decline of a Japanese family-owned general store on Maui wh...
A former manager recalls the beginnings, growth, and decline of a Japanese-owned general store in K...
An Okinawan immigrant recalls his experiences as a store order-taker in plantation camps on Maui bef...
An independent businesswoman talks about her life, from salesclerk in a Chinese-owned store, to book...
Highlighted in the interview is the life of a Japanese-school teacher and storekeeper in Paia, Maui....
The day-to-day life of a woman owner of a store and restaurant in the plantation camp of Hamakua Pok...
A Maui entrepreneur recalls life in Japan; immigration to Hawaii; various odd jobs; and the beginnin...
The life history of a ninety-year-old immigrant cane field worker, salesman, pineapple grower, and f...
Okinawan family life in the plantation camp of Kaheka, Maui and detailed descriptions of sugar contr...
A Japanese man remembers plantation life in Koloa and field jobs, including hoeing and mule handling...
A man who grew up in Keawe Camp recalls his disabled father and his mother who took in laundry. He h...
The life of an immigrant Japanese woman in Maliko and Paia, Maui, as tofu (beancurd) maker and theat...