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The Christ United Methodist Church was located at 219 N. Mary Drive in Santa Maria, California. Original photograph belongs to Christ United Methodist Church. Soldiers are standing by with guns.

Harry Kamiya came from Watsonville and lived in Guadalupe in 1926. He was a produce buyer for Otoi company.

Harry Miyake was instrumental in JACL (Japanese American Citizens League) in Santa Maria Valley.

Dawn Kurokawa, "Maid of Santa Barbara County Fair." Dawn describes her role as a kind of goodwill ambassador. She welcomed visitors to the fair. Dawn was 16 years old here. JACL (Japanese American Citizens League) wanted to include a Japanese theme…

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Dawn Kurokawa, "Maid of Santa Barbara County Fair." Dawn describes her role as a kind of goodwill ambassador. She welcomed visitors to the fair. Dawn was 16 years old here. JACL (Japanese American Citizens League) wanted to include a Japanese theme…

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Pictured from left to right in front of the display of Japanese culture at the Santa Maria Historical Society Museum: Unknown, George Utsunomiya, Dawn Kamiya, Peggy Araki. Dawn set up the display at museum, which was viewed by visiting schools.…

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According to Paul Kurokawa's daughter Dawn Kamiya, this building was built in 1950. There's a fish market in this building, which also had real estate office. Next door to it is the liquor store, with the oldest liquor license in county. It was a…

Kurokawa lived on a ranch and farmed on Higuera Street. In the car is Paul Kurokawa. Wearing the hat is Paul's grandmother. Others pictured may be relatives.

Harry and Florence Kamiya were from Watsonville, California. They moved to Guadalupe, California in 1926. This is possibly their wedding photograph.

Dawn Kamiya was the chairperson of the 100th anniversary celebration of the Guadalupe Buddhist Church. Present was the great-great-grandson of the church's first reverend after the church was founded in 1909. The Tanaka family donated obutsudan. The…

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