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the Waiakea-uka Camp who lost their lives in Europe.  The memorial was placed in the small camp cemetery on the outskirts of Hilo.  The soldiers memorialized were:  Kazuo Goya, Nobuo John Takayama, Yoshito Jack Takayama, Hidetoshi Tokusato, and Yoshio Jacob Yoshimura. In 1948, the Army began the process of closing the smaller military cemeteries in

the Waiakea-uka Camp who lost their lives in Europe.  The memorial was placed in the small camp cemetery on the outskirts of Hilo.  The soldiers memorialized were:  Kazuo Goya, Nobuo John Takayama, Yoshito Jack Takayama, Hidetoshi Tokusato, and Yoshio Jacob Yoshimura. In 1949, families were given the choice of having their soldier’s remains moved from

the Waiakea-uka Camp who lost their lives in Europe.  The memorial was placed in the small camp cemetery on the outskirts of Hilo.  The soldiers memorialized were:  Kazuo Goya, Nobuo John Takayama, Yoshito Jack Takayama, Hidetoshi Tokusato, and Yoshio Jacob Yoshimura. In 1949, families were given the choice of having their soldier’s remains moved from