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Interview with Mr. Henwig Sakamoto, Daisy Kanishi, Edith Barkling, Yokitch Isita

Year: 1976
Names: Barkling, Edith, Isita, Yokitch, Kanishi, Daisy, Sakamoto, Henwig, Mr.
Description:

Japanese interview from 00:35:00 to 00:48:00 with Mr Mr Sakamoto.

Part of: Japanese Canadian Oral History Collection
Type: Sound recording non-musical

Interview with Roy Isao Akune

Year: 1983
Names: Akune, Roy Isao, Sokugawa, Erik
Part of: Japanese Canadian Oral History Collection
Type: Sound recording non-musical

Collection

  • Japanese Canadian Oral History… (2)

Name

  • Akune, Roy Isao (1)
  • Barkling, Edith (1)
  • Isita, Yokitch (1)
  • Kanishi, Daisy (1)
  • Sakamoto, Henwig, Mr. (1)
  • Sokugawa, Erik (1)

Subject (Geographic)

  • Mission (B.C.) (2)
  • Raymond (Alta.) (2)
  • Alberta (1)
  • BC (1)
  • Fraser Valley (B.C.) (1)
  • Galiano Island (B.C.) (1)
  • Hastings Street (Vancouver, B.C… (1)
  • Iron Springs, AB (1)
  • Kagoshima-ken (Japan) (1)
  • Lethbridge (Alta.) (1)
  • Magrath, AB (1)
  • Manitoba (1)
  • Richmond (B.C.) (1)
  • Silverton (B.C.) (1)
  • St. Pierre (1)
  • Steveston (B.C.) (1)
  • Thurlow (B.C.) (1)
  • Winnipeg (Man.) (1)
  • (-) Picture Butte, AB (2)

Genre

  • Interviews (2)
  • Oral histories (2)
  • Sound recordings (2)

Type of Resource

  • Sound recording non-musical (2)

Language

  • English (2)
  • Japanese (1)

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