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Aoyama Tree Designation Ceremony, July 17, 2008
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Created by: fmpotter
On July 17, 2008, the Aoyama Tree in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, was designated Historic Cultural Monument No. 920 by the City of Los Angeles. In attendance at the ceremony ...
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Buddhist Churches of America
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Created by: eishida
The Buddhist Churches of America, or the BCA, is a religious organization that attributes its roots to the arrival of Shin Buddhism Reverend Soryu Kagai, who came from Kyoto's Hompa ...
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The Aoyama Tree
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Uploaded by: fmpotter
Flyer from the July 17, 2008, ceremony describing the history of the Aoyama Tree and the Koyasan Buddhist Temple in Los Angeles.
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Part of these collections:
Aoyama Tree Designation Ceremony, July 17, 2008
(Item 1 of 12, “History”)
Collected by: fmpotter
Click on the photo to view a flyer from the event describing the history of the Aoyama Tree and Koyasan Buddhist Temple.
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Presentation of Historic Cultural Monument, Little Tokyo, Los Angeles
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Uploaded by: fmpotter
Greg Fischer, deputy director of Council District 9, presents members of the Little Tokyo Historical Society and Koyasan Buddhist temple with a certificate recognizing the designation of the Aoyama Tree ...
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Part of these collections:
Aoyama Tree Designation Ceremony, July 17, 2008
(Item 7 of 12, “Presentation of the certificate”)
Collected by: fmpotter
Greg Fischer, deputy director from Council District 9, presents a certificate of recognition to representatives of Little Tokyo Historical Society and Koyasan Buddhist Temple.
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Frances Nakamura, Koyasan Temple President
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Uploaded by: fmpotter
Frances Nakamura, President of Koyasan Temple in Los Angeles, gives a speech at the Aoyama Tree dedication ceremony on July 17, 2008 in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles.
The Aoyama Tree ...
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Part of these collections:
Aoyama Tree Designation Ceremony, July 17, 2008
(Item 6 of 12, “President Frances Nakamura”)
Collected by: fmpotter
Temple President Frances Nakamura addresses the audience.
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Goeika Poem Chanting by Koyasan's Eiyu-Kai, Los Angeles
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Uploaded by: fmpotter
Members of Koyasan's Eiyu-Kai chant Goeika Poetry accompanied by Revs. Shinyu Sato and Taisen Miyata under the Aoyama Tree planted at the site of their mission's original temple. On ...
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Part of these collections:
Aoyama Tree Designation Ceremony, July 17, 2008
(Item 5 of 12, “Goeika Poem”)
Collected by: fmpotter
Koyasan's Eiyu-Kai, accompanied by Bishop Miyata and Rev. Sato, chant a Goeika Poem.
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Rev. Taisen Miyaya and Rev. Shinyu Sato at the Aoyama Tree, Los Angeles
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Uploaded by: fmpotter
Rev. Shinyu Sato and Rev. Taisen Miyata of Koyasan Buddhist Temple give prayers during the dedication ceremony for the Aoyama Tree on July 17, 2008.
The Aoyama Tree was planted ...
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Part of these collections:
Aoyama Tree Designation Ceremony, July 17, 2008
(Item 4 of 12, “Bishop Taisen Miyata and Reverend Shinyu Sato”)
Collected by: fmpotter
Bishop Taisen Miyata and Reverend Shinyu Sato, both of Koyasan, begin the ceremony with prayers.
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Busshinji Temple in Liberdade
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Uploaded by: bokinaka
Official name: Comunidade Budista Soto Zenshu da América do Sul Busshinji
The Busshinji Temple is part of the Soto Zen sect. It is located on Rua São Joaquim in Liberdade, ...
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Part of these collections:
Liberdade - Sao Paulo's Japantown
(Item 4 of 24, “Buddhist temple”)
Collected by: bokinaka
The Japanese immigrants brought their beliefs with them. This is a Buddhist temple in Liberdade. But not all Nikkei are Buddhist. Many have converted to Catholicism. ...
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Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple, Los Angeles, CA, circa 1950
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Uploaded by: editor
Interior view of Buddhist service from back of Nishi Hongwanji
Buddhist Temple in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles, California, ca. 195x. Chairs
filled with congregation flank aisle in center, foreground, leading ...
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A view of the Buddhist Church at Camp #2 at Gila River Relocation Center, Rivers, ...
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Uploaded by: misacowee
Scope & Content Note: Not Provided
ARC Identifier: 538609
Local Identifier: 210-G-D648
Creator: Department of the Interior. War Relocation Authority. (02/16/1944 - ...
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Part of these collections:
Gila River Relocation Center - National Archive Items
(Item 36 of 200, “A view of the Buddhist Church at Camp #2 at Gila River Relocation Center, Rivers, ...”)
Collected by: misacowee
Scope & Content Note: Not Provided
ARC Identifier: 538609
Local Identifier: 210-G-D648
Creator: Department of the Interior. War Relocation Authority. (02/16/1944 - 06/30/1946) ( Most Recent)
Type of Archival Materials:
Photographs and other Graphic Materials
Level ...
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Outside Buddhist Church at Gila River Relocation Center, Rivers, Arizona.
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Uploaded by: misacowee
Scope and Content Note: Not Provided
ARC Identifier: 538608
Local Identifier: 210-G-D647
Creator: Department of the Interior. War Relocation Authority. (02/16/1944 - ...
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Part of these collections:
Gila River Relocation Center - National Archive Items
(Item 114 of 200, “Outside Buddhist Church at Gila River Relocation Center, Rivers, Arizona.”)
Collected by: misacowee
Scope and Content Note: Not Provided
ARC Identifier: 538608
Local Identifier: 210-G-D647
Creator: Department of the Interior. War Relocation Authority. (02/16/1944 - 06/30/1946) ( Most Recent)
Type of Archival Materials:
Photographs and other Graphic Materials
Level ...
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Xth. anniversary N.A. Federation of Y.W.B.A. Leagues' conference, Los Angeles, California, July 21st-26th 1936
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Uploaded by: eishida
Description
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Part of these collections:
Buddhist Churches of America
(Item 19 of 20, “Xth. anniversary N.A. Federation of Y.W.B.A. Leagues' conference, Los Angeles, California, July 21st-26th 1936”)
Collected by: eishida
This is another picture of the Los Angeles Hompa Hongwanji Buddhist Temple in Little Tokyo. It was the first Buddhist temple built in Los Angeles. It is now the Japanese ...
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Watsonville Buddhist Temple, 2007
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Uploaded by: eishida
Watsonville Buddhist Temple was founded in 1906, and just concluded its Centennial Celebration. It is of the Jodo Shinshu Nishi Hongwanji tradition of Buddhism.
For more information on this church or ...
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Part of these collections:
Buddhist Churches of America
(Item 17 of 20, “Watsonville Buddhist Temple, 2007”)
Collected by: eishida
Watsonville Buddhist Temple now hosts an annual Obon and Hanamatsuri. The temple's organizations include the Adult Buddhist Association, the Buddhist Women's Association, the Young Buddhist Association and the Watsonville Dharma ...
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Buddhist Temple of Salinas, 2007
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Uploaded by: eishida
The Buddhist Temple of Salinas in located in Salinas, California, and has been in existence since at least 1926.
For more information on this church or others like it, please visit ...
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Part of these collections:
Buddhist Churches of America
(Item 13 of 20, “Buddhist Temple of Salinas, 2007”)
Collected by: eishida
The Buddhist Temple of Salinas now celebrates each summer with an obon festival, has its very own Japanese language school, and also hosts an all-you-can-eat udon lunch! How tasty!
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Berkeley Buddhist Temple, 2007
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Uploaded by: eishida
The Berkeley Buddhist Temple was founded in 1911 and follows Jodo Shinshu Buddhism.
For more information on this church or others like it, please visit the Buddhist Churches of ...
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Part of these collections:
Buddhist Churches of America
(Item 2 of 20, “Berkeley Buddhist Temple, 2007”)
Collected by: eishida
The Berkeley Buddhist Temple celebrated its 90th anniversary in 1991, and soon after began temple renovations. Renovations included new pews, carpets, floors and windows.
The Berkeley Buddhist Temple provides and ...
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Buddhist Church of Oakland, 2007
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Uploaded by: eishida
The Buddhist Church of Oakland was founded in 1901 and is of Jodo Shinshu Nishi Hongwanji Buddhism.
For more information on this church or others like it, please visit the
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Part of these collections:
Buddhist Churches of America
(Item 15 of 20, “Buddhist Church of Oakland, 2007”)
Collected by: eishida
Recent upgrades and improvements of the church include the installation of new carpets and new floors, as well as the purchase of a new curtain for the Social Hall stage. ...
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Tacoma Buddhist Temple, 2007
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Uploaded by: eishida
The Tacoma Buddhist Church was established in 1915 to accomodate the growing number of Japanese people moving into the Tacoma area. The church follows Jodo Shinshu Nishi Hongwanji Buddhim.
For ...
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Part of these collections:
Buddhist Churches of America
(Item 10 of 20, “Tacoma Buddhist Temple, 2007”)
Collected by: eishida
The temple currently hosts two major fundraisers every year, and sponsors lecture series, retreats and seminars. Its Dharma school enrolls approximately 35-40 students every year, and the temple also sponsors ...
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Buddhist Temple of San Diego, 2007
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Uploaded by: eishida
The Buddhist Temple of San Diego was the first Buddhist Temple in the county of San Diego, established in 1926. It follows Jodo Shinshu Buddhism.
For more information on this ...
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Part of these collections:
Buddhist Churches of America
(Item 8 of 20, “Buddhist Temple of San Diego, 2007”)
Collected by: eishida
The temple currently thrives, and has the ability to offer a wide range of activities and events. Some of these include Sunday services, meditation classes, buddhism classes, obon festivals, new ...
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Guadalupe Buddhist Church, 2007
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Uploaded by: eishida
Guadalupe Buddhist Church is located in Guadalupe, California, and has been in existence since at least 1930.
For more information on this church or others like it, please visit the
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Part of these collections:
Buddhist Churches of America
(Item 6 of 20, “Guadalupe Buddhist Church, 2007”)
Collected by: eishida
The Guadalupe Buddhist Church is located in Guadalupe, California. The Guadalupe obon festival is going to be on July 22, 2007. For more information, please call (805) 343-1053
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Los Angeles Hompa Hongwanji Buddhist Temple, 2007
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Uploaded by: eishida
The Nishi Hompa Hongwanji Los Angeles Betsuin has been in existence since 1905, and is of the Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha.
For more information on this church or others like it, ...
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Part of these collections:
Buddhist Churches of America
(Item 20 of 20, “Los Angeles Hompa Hongwanji Buddhist Temple, 2007”)
Collected by: eishida
This current temple was built in November of 1969. Through this new building, the temple serves its community through obon festivals; memorial services, Jr. YBA seminars, conferences, and much much ...
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