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uchinanchu_10.pdf (1.94 MB)

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1980

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Kodama, Michiko

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A former Big Island plantation worker recalls family life in Okinawa, immigration in 1906, and his experiences as an okolehao (ti plant liquor) maker. He also discusses his anti-militarist philosophy.
liquor maker, sugar plantation worker, writer; Japanese; male
Interview conducted in Japanese (translation).

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Immigration, Japan, Liquor, Philosophy, Plantation Life, Working Conditions

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http://hdl.handle.net/10125/30385

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2 hr, 22 min
6 pages (narrative)

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Kona, Hawaii

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DU624.7 .R9 O34

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Uchinanchu: A History of Okinawans in Hawai‘i