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Landscaping America: Beyond the Japanese Garden - Timeline

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Created by: eishida

This collection presents the timeline from the Landscaping America: Beyond the Japanese Garden exhibition at the Japanese American National Museum from June 17 through October 21, 2007. In addition to ...
 

Henry Sugimoto, "Planting Vegetables"

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Uploaded by: eishida

Family of four gardening together. Father dressed in blue shirt, tan pants and light blue socks steps on shovel to dig in garden next to a barracks. Mother in lime ...

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Henry Sugimoto Collection (Item 23 of 39, “Henry Sugimoto, "Planting Vegetables"”)
Collected by: eishida
Sugimoto depicts here a family tending to their garden, which was a common pastime in the concentration camps. As is clearly shown, the entire family tended to their humble garden ...

 

Henry Sugimoto, "Family in Camp Room"

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Uploaded by: eishida

Family of four in a room with an old-style woodburning stove. A boy in red writes on a sheet of paper while a girl in green reads a book as ...

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Henry Sugimoto Collection (Item 21 of 39, “Henry Sugimoto, "Family in Camp Room"”)
Collected by: eishida
Here, Sugimoto tries his best to show us how the living conditions were in the concentration camp barracks. The barracks were often very small, and sometimes occupied by more than ...

 

Farming - Nakano Strawberry Farm, Port Hammond, B.C.

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Uploaded by: JCCC

The Upper Fraser Valley was the heart of the berry industry in which the Japanese grew a range of crops and raised poultry. Strawberries became the domain of the Japanese. ...

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The Nikkei in Pre-War British Columbia (Item 10 of 13, “Farming - Nakano Strawberry Farm, Port Hammond, B.C.”)
Collected by: JCCC
The Upper Fraser Valley was the heart of the berry industry in which the Japanese grew a range of crops and raised poultry. Strawberries became the domain of the Japanese. ...

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