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Diamonds in the Rough:
Japanese Americans in Baseball
Four Rivers Cui ^
Through March 28,1999
676 SW Fifth Ave. Information: 541-889-8191
V\ ct.
$4 adults/$3 children & seniors.
ips
Sar e, CA
April 23 -May 23,1999
In conjunction with Philip Kan Gotanda's new play
Sisters Matsumoto, selections from the NJAHS
exhibit will appear in theatre lobby. Downtown
Sc into:
408-291-2255.
?ent
Jc CA
Fri. April 16-Sun. April 25,1999
Art exhibition curated by Robert Hanamura, with
wood block prints by Henry Sugimoto, and works
by Chit p,
Carolyn Grew-Sheridan, Ken Kaji, David Izu,
Ruth Y. Okimoto, Ben Sakoguchi, Jos Sances,
Re
Yc 37
Profiles of Courage Park Partner Events: May 15,1999
Ceremony, Presidio History Walk and Angel Island Cruise and Program
Programs
SF Japantown Cherry Blossom Festival
Details to be announced
Fri. April 16. Resilient Images exhibit opening.
Sat. April 24. Booksigning, poetry readings.
Sat. April 25. Closing party.
Profiles of Courage: Park Partner Events
Sat. May 15. Presidio History Walk,
Ceremony, Angel Island Boat Cruise and Tour.
Honoring Sen. Daniel Akaka. See article this pg
or call NJAHS for details. 415-921-5007
Call (415) 921 -5007 or check our website at
http://www.njahs.org for more information and
the latest program updates.
On Saturday, May 15, after a Japanese
American history walk in the Presidio of
San Francisco, NJAHS will honor
Senator Daniel Akaka of Hawai'i and
pay homage to the contributions of
Japanese American veterans.
Despite undeniable battlefield valor
during World War II, many Asian Pacific
American soldiers were overlooked for
medal awards due to the racial discrimination prevalent in the Armed Services
during and after the war. Sen. Akaka will
be honored for his leadership in reopening case files of APA veterans of WW II
for reconsideration of their medal status. Fittingly, the public ceremony will
be held at Building 640, secret first site of
the Army's Military Intelligence Language School.
To cap it off, a boat cruise will take us
to Angel Island for a "living history"
program and docented tour of the old
immigration station.
Co-sponsors are the Angel Island
Immigration Station Foundation, the
National Park Service/Golden Gate National
Re-creational Area, the State Parks Service
and the Angel Island Foundation. ■
■
Coram Nobis Tribute
-$100-$499confW-
Takei, Taketsugu 'Tak'
Tanabe, Hiroshi
Tanaka, Walter
& Kasumi
Tanita, Daniel S.
Tateishi, John
Tekawa, Irene
Tokiwa, Yoshiro
Tokuno, Shiro
Tomine, Eugene
Tonai, Marlene
Tsuchiya, Takenori
Tsuda, Masuo & Ann
Tsumori, Dr. Himeo
& Lumeko
Uchida, Yoshihiro
Uenaka, Itsuo
Ueno, Harry
Upp, Rev. Dr.
Barbara Bellus
Uratsu, Marvin &
Miyo
Uratsu, Masaji 'Gene'
Utsumi, Robert &
Yasuko
Uyehata, Roy
8c Kiyoko
Wada, Chiyo
Wada, Patty
Wake, Lloyd
& Marion
Wake, Ron & Sharon
Willner, Don
8c Marjorie
Yabusaki, Ken 8c Ann
Yamagishi, Ted
Yamaguchi, Masuo
8c Ann
Yasukochi, George
Yatabe, Kay
Yonemura, Mas
Yoshimura, Noburo
8c Tamiko
Zia, Helen
Up to $99
Arikawa, Ben
Avery, Robert
8c Mineko
Date, Shoji
Endo, Toshio
Fujii, Kenji
Fujimoto, Tom
Fukuda, Lucille
Hirabayashi, James
Hirata, Bob
Hiratsuka, Shigeki
Ikeda, George
Iseri, George 8c family
Ishihara, Mas
Ishizuka, John
Kawamura, Eric
Kiriyama, George
8c Ikuko
Konishi, Jeanne
Kuwayama, Yeiichi
(Kelley)
Low, Dennis
Matano, Cherry
Matsumoto, Kazuko
Mikan Properties
Miyake, Harold Y.
8c Toshiko
Morita, Flora
Nakatsu, Lorry
Ochi, Shun
Oda, Carl
Ogata, Gen 8c Dolly
Oshima, Hide
Sakuma, Chizuko
Sasaki, Thomas
8c Peggy
Scholz, Alice
Shimazu, Shigeru
8c Mary
Shirai, Eucaly
Annette
Takano, Gerald
Tatsuno, Dave
Uyeda, Gen 8c Dolly
Yamaguchi, Michael
Yoshioka, Ruth
- Coram Nobis Event-
Gary Kono 8c Bill
Hirose, co-chairs
Adachi, Mutsuko
Arikawa, Alice
Fukami, Dianne
Fukuhara, Harry
Hayashino, Carole
Hirabayashi, Steve
Holman, Herb
Hutton, Deborah
liyama, Chizu 8cErnest
Imfeld, Urs
Irei, Natsuko
Kaji, Ken 8c Agnes
Kamimoto, Elisa
Kawaoka, Dana
Kawaguchi, Sudie
Kawakami, Rod
Kim, Sandy
Kishimoto, Richard
Kitashima, Tsuyako
Kochiyama-Holman,
Audee
Kai, Karen
Matsumoto, Roy
Minami, Dale
Murase, Aiko
Murase, Kenji
Nagae, Peggy
Nagano, Johnny
Nakashima, Steve
Obayashi, Susan
Oda, Meredith
Oshika, Ed
Otsuka, Robert
Pease, Ben
Roberts, Calvin
Saiki, Barry
Shimasaki, Dale
Shimizu, Grace
Kenji Taguma
Takahashi, Rita
Tamaki, Don
Uratsu, Marvin 8c Miyo
Urushima, Andrew
Uyeda, Clifford 8c Betty
Wu, Mabel
yamada, gayle
Yamamoto, Peter
- In-Kind Services -
California Flower
Market-table
centerpieces
Dr. Les Hata
-champagne
John Kishimoto
-photography
Radisson Miyako
Hotel - special
hotel rates
Shizue Seigel-graphic
design/publicity
National Japanese American Historical Society
1684 San Francisco, CA 94115-3611
(415) 921-5007 • Fax: (415) 921-5087
Website: http://www.njahs.org
email: njahs@njahs.org
Nonprofit
Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
San Francisco, CA
Permit No. 548
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| Transcript | Diamonds in the Rough: Japanese Americans in Baseball Four Rivers Cui ^ Through March 28,1999 676 SW Fifth Ave. Information: 541-889-8191 V\ ct. $4 adults/$3 children & seniors. ips Sar e, CA April 23 -May 23,1999 In conjunction with Philip Kan Gotanda's new play Sisters Matsumoto, selections from the NJAHS exhibit will appear in theatre lobby. Downtown Sc into: 408-291-2255. ?ent Jc CA Fri. April 16-Sun. April 25,1999 Art exhibition curated by Robert Hanamura, with wood block prints by Henry Sugimoto, and works by Chit p, Carolyn Grew-Sheridan, Ken Kaji, David Izu, Ruth Y. Okimoto, Ben Sakoguchi, Jos Sances, Re Yc 37 Profiles of Courage Park Partner Events: May 15,1999 Ceremony, Presidio History Walk and Angel Island Cruise and Program Programs SF Japantown Cherry Blossom Festival Details to be announced Fri. April 16. Resilient Images exhibit opening. Sat. April 24. Booksigning, poetry readings. Sat. April 25. Closing party. Profiles of Courage: Park Partner Events Sat. May 15. Presidio History Walk, Ceremony, Angel Island Boat Cruise and Tour. Honoring Sen. Daniel Akaka. See article this pg or call NJAHS for details. 415-921-5007 Call (415) 921 -5007 or check our website at http://www.njahs.org for more information and the latest program updates. On Saturday, May 15, after a Japanese American history walk in the Presidio of San Francisco, NJAHS will honor Senator Daniel Akaka of Hawai'i and pay homage to the contributions of Japanese American veterans. Despite undeniable battlefield valor during World War II, many Asian Pacific American soldiers were overlooked for medal awards due to the racial discrimination prevalent in the Armed Services during and after the war. Sen. Akaka will be honored for his leadership in reopening case files of APA veterans of WW II for reconsideration of their medal status. Fittingly, the public ceremony will be held at Building 640, secret first site of the Army's Military Intelligence Language School. To cap it off, a boat cruise will take us to Angel Island for a "living history" program and docented tour of the old immigration station. Co-sponsors are the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation, the National Park Service/Golden Gate National Re-creational Area, the State Parks Service and the Angel Island Foundation. ■ ■ Coram Nobis Tribute -$100-$499confW- Takei, Taketsugu 'Tak' Tanabe, Hiroshi Tanaka, Walter & Kasumi Tanita, Daniel S. Tateishi, John Tekawa, Irene Tokiwa, Yoshiro Tokuno, Shiro Tomine, Eugene Tonai, Marlene Tsuchiya, Takenori Tsuda, Masuo & Ann Tsumori, Dr. Himeo & Lumeko Uchida, Yoshihiro Uenaka, Itsuo Ueno, Harry Upp, Rev. Dr. Barbara Bellus Uratsu, Marvin & Miyo Uratsu, Masaji 'Gene' Utsumi, Robert & Yasuko Uyehata, Roy 8c Kiyoko Wada, Chiyo Wada, Patty Wake, Lloyd & Marion Wake, Ron & Sharon Willner, Don 8c Marjorie Yabusaki, Ken 8c Ann Yamagishi, Ted Yamaguchi, Masuo 8c Ann Yasukochi, George Yatabe, Kay Yonemura, Mas Yoshimura, Noburo 8c Tamiko Zia, Helen Up to $99 Arikawa, Ben Avery, Robert 8c Mineko Date, Shoji Endo, Toshio Fujii, Kenji Fujimoto, Tom Fukuda, Lucille Hirabayashi, James Hirata, Bob Hiratsuka, Shigeki Ikeda, George Iseri, George 8c family Ishihara, Mas Ishizuka, John Kawamura, Eric Kiriyama, George 8c Ikuko Konishi, Jeanne Kuwayama, Yeiichi (Kelley) Low, Dennis Matano, Cherry Matsumoto, Kazuko Mikan Properties Miyake, Harold Y. 8c Toshiko Morita, Flora Nakatsu, Lorry Ochi, Shun Oda, Carl Ogata, Gen 8c Dolly Oshima, Hide Sakuma, Chizuko Sasaki, Thomas 8c Peggy Scholz, Alice Shimazu, Shigeru 8c Mary Shirai, Eucaly Annette Takano, Gerald Tatsuno, Dave Uyeda, Gen 8c Dolly Yamaguchi, Michael Yoshioka, Ruth - Coram Nobis Event- Gary Kono 8c Bill Hirose, co-chairs Adachi, Mutsuko Arikawa, Alice Fukami, Dianne Fukuhara, Harry Hayashino, Carole Hirabayashi, Steve Holman, Herb Hutton, Deborah liyama, Chizu 8cErnest Imfeld, Urs Irei, Natsuko Kaji, Ken 8c Agnes Kamimoto, Elisa Kawaoka, Dana Kawaguchi, Sudie Kawakami, Rod Kim, Sandy Kishimoto, Richard Kitashima, Tsuyako Kochiyama-Holman, Audee Kai, Karen Matsumoto, Roy Minami, Dale Murase, Aiko Murase, Kenji Nagae, Peggy Nagano, Johnny Nakashima, Steve Obayashi, Susan Oda, Meredith Oshika, Ed Otsuka, Robert Pease, Ben Roberts, Calvin Saiki, Barry Shimasaki, Dale Shimizu, Grace Kenji Taguma Takahashi, Rita Tamaki, Don Uratsu, Marvin 8c Miyo Urushima, Andrew Uyeda, Clifford 8c Betty Wu, Mabel yamada, gayle Yamamoto, Peter - In-Kind Services - California Flower Market-table centerpieces Dr. Les Hata -champagne John Kishimoto -photography Radisson Miyako Hotel - special hotel rates Shizue Seigel-graphic design/publicity National Japanese American Historical Society 1684 San Francisco, CA 94115-3611 (415) 921-5007 • Fax: (415) 921-5087 Website: http://www.njahs.org email: njahs@njahs.org Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage PAID San Francisco, CA Permit No. 548 Forwarding and Return Postage Guaranteed Address Correction Required AUTO Hf« Free Hirasuna 1416 w Stuart Ave Fresno CA 93711-1951 Utlit»ttt»tM»lti»lltMlfitf4llr|«i»]t|iMfi|M9ihiI9laMtt| v |
