Suspicious Points of Contact in Pre-War Chicago

The Japanese Consulate and Naka & Pearl Nakane - Part 1

Takako Day

Introduction

Suspicious Points of Contact in Pre-War Chicago

The Japanese Mutual Aid Society and Charles Yasuma Yamazaki - Part 2

Takako Day

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Suspicious Points of Contact in Pre-War Chicago

The Japanese Mutual Aid Society and Charles Yasuma Yamazaki - Part 1

Takako Day

Background

Suspicious Points of Contact in Pre-War Chicago

Eizo Yanagi - Part 2

Takako Day

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Suspicious Points of Contact in Pre-War Chicago

Eizo Yanagi - Part 1

Takako Day

Introduction

Atypical Japanese Women - The First Japanese Female Medical Doctor and Nurses in Chicago - Part 2

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Atypical Japanese Women - The First Japanese Female Medical Doctor and Nurses in Chicago - Part 1

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According to The Encyclopedia of Chicago, Chicago “has been and remains a world-class religious center with global influence.”1 Beginning in the mid-19th century, Japan was one of the foreign countries on which Chicago had a strong impact on, in the form of modern education.

The Chicago Nisei Before World War II - Part 2

Takako Day

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The Chicago Nisei Before World War II - Part 1

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Michitaro Ongawa: The First Japanese American Chicagoan - Part 2

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