Add to ORKGThe daughter of a Waikiki lunchroom proprietor remembers her parents; father's Moana Hotel and Holt family employment; father's ice cream parlor; Unique Lunch Room menu, schedule and customers; Stonewall Gang; Chinese laundry and other neighborhood shops; childhood activities and mischief; Japanese bon dancing and hanamatsuri (Buddha's birthday); Natatorium and swimming meets; Kapiolani Park; schooling in Japan; and marriage.(not discussed in interview); Japanese; femaleInterview conducted in English.Stat
A woman reminisces about her childhood in Kainaule Camp, Papaikou, Big Island. She describes her tra...
Doris Taketa Kimura, second of five daughters, was born in Waipahu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i, in 1926. Her par...
Lillian Yamasaki Hisanaga, the fourth of five children, was born in 1929 in Wai‘anae, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i...
A woman recollects her family life as a daughter of a plantation electrical supervisor and a Japanes...
Lanai-born woman talks about her father--a beekeeper, okolehao liquor maker, and ranch watchman; nei...
Pahoa-born daughter of Japanese immigrants tells of growing up on the plantation, schooling, and wor...
A Japanese woman who was orphaned at an early age reflects on taking care of her foster family's chi...
A Waikiki-born woman recalls her home near Paoakalani and Ohua avenues and surrounding neighborhood;...
A woman recalls her Okinawan immigrant parents who were banana farmers and pineapple field workers. ...
Interview conducted in English.Interview conducted at Honolulu, Oʻahu.Matsuko Matsumoto, second of f...
In a brief interview, a Japanese immigrant remembers her faming life in Japan, immigration to Hawaii...
Highlighted in the interview is the life of a Japanese-school teacher and storekeeper in Paia, Maui....
A Japanese woman talks about her life in Japan, family rice farm, picture bride arranged marriage to...
A Japanese woman remembers village life in Japan, schooling, arranged marriage, immigration to Hawai...
Raised by her widower father, a Japanese woman recalls rice paddies in Niumalu, childhood play and w...
A woman reminisces about her childhood in Kainaule Camp, Papaikou, Big Island. She describes her tra...
Doris Taketa Kimura, second of five daughters, was born in Waipahu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i, in 1926. Her par...
Lillian Yamasaki Hisanaga, the fourth of five children, was born in 1929 in Wai‘anae, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i...
A woman recollects her family life as a daughter of a plantation electrical supervisor and a Japanes...
Lanai-born woman talks about her father--a beekeeper, okolehao liquor maker, and ranch watchman; nei...
Pahoa-born daughter of Japanese immigrants tells of growing up on the plantation, schooling, and wor...
A Japanese woman who was orphaned at an early age reflects on taking care of her foster family's chi...
A Waikiki-born woman recalls her home near Paoakalani and Ohua avenues and surrounding neighborhood;...
A woman recalls her Okinawan immigrant parents who were banana farmers and pineapple field workers. ...
Interview conducted in English.Interview conducted at Honolulu, Oʻahu.Matsuko Matsumoto, second of f...
In a brief interview, a Japanese immigrant remembers her faming life in Japan, immigration to Hawaii...
Highlighted in the interview is the life of a Japanese-school teacher and storekeeper in Paia, Maui....
A Japanese woman talks about her life in Japan, family rice farm, picture bride arranged marriage to...
A Japanese woman remembers village life in Japan, schooling, arranged marriage, immigration to Hawai...
Raised by her widower father, a Japanese woman recalls rice paddies in Niumalu, childhood play and w...
A woman reminisces about her childhood in Kainaule Camp, Papaikou, Big Island. She describes her tra...
Doris Taketa Kimura, second of five daughters, was born in Waipahu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i, in 1926. Her par...
Lillian Yamasaki Hisanaga, the fourth of five children, was born in 1929 in Wai‘anae, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i...