A walk through New York City's Riverside Park on a mid-summer
Saturday afternoon is providing exercise and relaxation for four young resettlers, 1944
Hospitalized at Dibble General Hospital, Menlo Park, California is Corp. Minoru Yoshida
of the 100th, from Honolulu, shown here talking with Mrs. Jack Epstein, member
of the Public Relations staff of the hospital, 1945
Miss Tee Mikami, formerly of Los Angeles and the Colorado River Center, discusses plans
for a party menu with an associate at the YWCA, Kansas City, Missouri, 1945
Mr. and Mrs. Zensaku Ichimura, an Issei couple, returned to the farm
of their adopted son, Henry Umino, who is expected to return soon from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he and his wife have relocated, 1945
Mrs. Henry Akiyama is pictured on her Pacific Gold Fish Farm,
Garden Grove, California, 1945
Mrs. Kim Obata, a registrar for the Girl Scouts,
answers her calls for registration. St. Louis, 1944
On the Roscoe Zukerman farm's repair garage at Camp #21, Mandeville Island, Stockton, California, are employed two former Rohwer evacuees, Tak Wakabayashi and Toru Okazaki, 1945
Shown at the entrance to their new home, a cottage set in an apple orchard
on the outskirts of Wilmington, Delaware, are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Toyoji Yamane,
Issei from the Gila River Relocation Center, and their four children, 1944
Shown is a group of FPHA employees, San Francisco, 1945
[FPHA = Federal Public Housing Authority]
Steven Sakaguchi, left, and Sharon Sakaguchi, cousins, enjoy life in Bellevue farm home of their parents, the Taki and the Takeshi Sakaguchis, who owns a 10-acre fruit and vegetable farm, 1945
Surrounded by members of her typing class is Harriet Yanaga, Nisei student
newly enrolled at the Southeast High School in Kansas City, Missouri, 1944
Thelma Takeda is the first Nisei student to return to San Jose State College, 1945
Virginia Okubo is shown playing with her schoolmates in the playground
of the St. Peter Lutheran School in Arlington Heights, Illinois, 1944