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Yamato Colony- Images of Yamato Colony from 1906 through 1950.
 
Yamato Colony was a farming community in South Florida founded by Japanese immigrant Jo Sakai in 1905. Read More.
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Tamotsu (Tom) Kobayashi in army uniform: Yamato, Florida (ca. 1950)

 

 

Last home of H.T. Kamiya: Yamato, Florida (1939)

 

Kobayashi family portrait (ca.1926)

L-R: Hideo, Umeko, Theodore, Tomiko.

 

Last class at Yamato schoolhouse (between 1921 and 1922)

 

Marjorie Smith and Masa Kamiya: Yamato, Florida (ca. 1921)

 

Kobayashi family having Sunday dinner: Yamato, Florida (ca. 1920)

 

Rokuo Kamiya holding a box camera: Yamato, Florida (ca. 1920)

 

 

Four boys from Yamato, Florida (ca. 1920)

L-R: Frank Kamiya, Walter Smith, Rokuo Kamiya, and Harry Smith.

 

Kazuo and Masuko Kamiya as children: Yamato, Florida (ca. 1920)

 

Kobayashi farm buildings: Yamato, Florida (1920)

Showing tool shed, out house, storage shed, and mule stable.

 
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