two photo albums that he made during the war. Below: Covers of both albums and photos of friends at Camp Shelby, 1943. Top row L to R: Shigeo “China” Warashina (Service Battery, 522nd Field Artillery Battalion); Saiji Zakimi (L Co.), Yoshimura, Yamada; Hiroshi Watanabe (L Co., killed in action); Deems Shigeo Tsukamoto, Yoshimura; Robert
May 5, 1923, in Waialua, Oahu, Territory of Hawaii. He was one of eight sons of Genzo and Kazu (Tsukada) Kameda. His brothers were: Satoru, Tadashi, Mitsuo, Shigeo, Toshio, Akio, and Kazumi. Genzo and Kazu arrived from Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, in 1899 and 1906, respectively. Genzo worked for Waialua Agriculture Company. He started as
Raymond Murata, Co. L vs. James Hayashi, Co. I, 118 lbs. Paul Tokusato, Co. F vs. Wallace Miyamoto, Hq. Btry, 126 lbs. Kazumi Taosaka, Co. L vs. Shigeo Masano, 118 lbs. Bobby Iwamoto, Regt. Hq. vs. Gary Matsumoto, 126 lbs. Joe Fujimoto, Co. L vs. Roy Someda, Co. I, 118 lbs. Sub: Joe Matsunaga,
the large auditorium. Each soldier had eight pallbearers. Tanaka’s were: Hiro Nishimura, Ted Kurimura, Saburo Ogishima (522nd Field Artillery, A Battery), Harry Kataoka, Ben Sugawara (L Company), Shigeo Watanabe, Akira Kato, and Grant Kitaoka. His eulogy was given by Hiro Nishimura and the Reverend T. Ishikawa offered a prayer and Sutra reading. Pfc. Matsusaburo Tanaka
Mataki Takeshita 4/1/2010 100th Bn B Co Hiromi Omura 4/9/2010 M Co Ken Kenji Katahira 4/16/2010 M Co Paul Takumi Akama 4/17/2010 100th Bn B Co Shigeo Sorakubo 4/18/2010 M Co Itsuo Tomita 4/18/2010 2nd Bn Hq Richard Yamashina 4/21/2010 100th Bn B Co Tamotsu “Tony” Shigemoto 4/22/2010 522nd FA-C Robert Mizukami 4/24/2010
