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戦前シカゴの日本人

無名戦士たちの墓

Takako Day

シカゴに日本人墓地ができたのは、1935年1月に設立された日本人共済会の努力のたまものである。もともと共済会は、会員百数十名から50セントの会費を集め、会員が病気になったときは医師及び入院の世話、死亡の際の葬儀及び死亡手続きの一切をひきうけることを目的に設立された。と同時に、設立当初から、共同墓地購入と基本金確保を目的に、約1000ドルの寄付を同胞から募集する運動も開始した。

Japanese Women in Chicago

Part 6: Across the Pacific

Takako Day

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Japanese Women in Chicago

Part 5: New Japanese Women as Comrades — Fujinkai

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Japanese Women in Chicago

Part 4: World War I - Japanese Loyalty to the US

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Japanese Women in Chicago

Part 3: For Mothers and Children—Haha No Kai

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Japanese Women in Chicago

Part 2: For Women—Nihon Fujinkai

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Japanese Women in Chicago

Part 1: Yone Hara

Takako Day

Even though their population was very small, the Japanese in pre-war Chicago were still able to form various groups and organizations beginning just before the Columbian Exposition in 1893. One of the organizations which became a center for the Japanese community in pre-war Chicago,was the Japanese Young Men’s Christian Institute (JYMCI), known as …

戦前シカゴの日本人

シカゴの女性宣教師と日本人女性たち - その2

Takako Day

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戦前シカゴの日本人

シカゴの女性宣教師と日本人女性たち - その1

Takako Day


Illinois Japanese Unknown Heroes

Chapter 2 (Part 6): Japanese Acrobats and Entertainers in Chicago—After World War I

Takako Day

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I am a shin-Issei who has lived in the West and Midwest for nearly thirty years. I spent the first six years in Berkeley California. When I was young, I got excited about visiting New York City. But now, after thirty years in Midwest, my body seems to be allergic to people, cars and noises. I am now enjoying my life in retirement, writing and tending to my garden.

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