in Waialua, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii. He was the eldest child of Kiemon and Kiso (Yasuda) Kishinami. His siblings were: brothers Lawrence Masami, Edward Seichi, and Robert Noboru; and sister Gladys Kimiko. Kiemon and Kiso arrived as a married couple in Honolulu on December 23, 1906, from Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. They worked on the
Iwao 442 K Pfc. Takubo, Kenji 442 K Pfc. Yamamoto, Fred Minoru 442 K S/Sgt. Yamashiro, Gordon Kenshi 442 K Pfc. Yunoki, Shiyoji 442 L S/Sgt. Fujinaka, Noboru 443 L Cpl. Kenmotsu, Yasuo 232 Engr Pfc. Kotsubo, Seichi 442 Hq T/Sgt. Sanmonji, Uetaro William 442 Med Pvt. Hamamoto, Katsyoshi 29 Oct
the church cemetery was conducted by the American Legion Post No. 20 and the local National Guard unit. Troop 26 of the Holualoa Boy Scouts, led by Scoutmaster Noboru Yamamoto, was present to pay tribute to their former Boy Scout. Researched and written by the Sons & Daughters of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team in 2021.
“Naka” Nakamura 7/29/2010 I Co Paul S. Hirasawa 7/30/2010 H Co George Yoshiharu Kawaguchi 8/1/2010 E Co Raymond Kunio “Kuni” Shigenaga 8/1/2010 E Co Noboru (Nibs) Morio 8/5/2010 G Co Moki Uhara (Masao Uyehara) 8/7/2010 100th Bn C Co Susumu Ota 8/8/2010 100th Bn D Co Harry Hiroshi Sugihara 8/13/2010 F
4/14/11 522 – Svc Masami Samuel Yoshinari 4/15/11 Cannon Herbert Hideo Hirano 4/16/11 M Co Juno “Wally” Kaneshige 4/17/11 E Co Wallace T. Nagao 4/19/11 Hdq Co Noboru Ogami 4/22/11 Medic Shoichi Harada 4/23/11 100th Bn B Co Thomas Katsuyoshi Nishimitsu 4/23/11 100th Bn D Co Hiroshi “Coffee” Kohashi 4/25/11 L Co Susumu “Iso”
