Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Yoshihiko Kikuchi
Looking at the sources, the ''Journal of Mormon History'' has had very limited distribution, thus a limited readership, according to http://www.worldcat.org/title/journal-of-mormon-history-vol-1-29-1974-2003/oclc/78860855&referer=brief_results World Cat here and http://www.worldcat.org/title/journal-of-mormon-history-volumes-1-through-33-1974-2007/oclc/665170696&referer=brief_results here. An LDS member making good within the church, then being mentioned in a church history book and a Mormon encyclopedia, plus a 2-sentence mention on a page in ''Black and Mormon'', a 184-page book, do not add up in establishing notability. Here is the actual mention in ''Black and Mormon'': "The official church auspices were indicated by the keynote speaker, Elder Yoshihiko Kikuchi of the Seventy, a Japanese national. Incongruous as that may seem in a black LDS American gathering, Elder Kikuchi's remarks were very well received as sensitive and supportive." I reiterate: It continues to fail 
— User:AuthorAuthor, 03:34, 24 October 2018 (UTC)
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