Warren Nishimoto, Center Director Records and preserves through oral interviews the recollections of Hawai'i's people and disseminates oral history transcripts to researchers, students, and the general community. Chicago Japanese American Historical Society 4954 North Monticello Chicago, IL 60625 312.267.6312 Yoji Ozaki, President Compiles history and develops programs on the history of Japanese Americans in Chicago. Bill Michael, Director Collects, preserves, explores and interprets the cultural history and resources of Inyo County. Publishes a quarterly newsletter. County Librarian Collection includes transcripts of Japanese American oral histories and photographs.
Materials cover the early twentieth century in Fresno County.
808.245.3202 Robert J. Schleck Recreates sugar plantation life through restored buildings and furnishings. Maintains a reseach library and Grove Farm sugar plantation archives. Publishes a variety of materials. 96713 808.248.8622 Jozef Smit, Director Maintains a collection which relates the history of the Hana area. The Center has a history museum and a collection of historic buildings which include a Japanese Hongwanji temple.