Takiue, Takuya Terada, Thomas K. Tsubota, Sadao Toyama, Fusao Uchiyama, Tsutomu Wakimoto, Ernest T. Watanabe, Tatao Yamada, Tom T. Yamada, Kazuo Yamane, Ben I. Yamamoto, Hirotoshi Yamamoto, Shoichi E. Yamamoto, and Terasu Terry “Sunshine” Yoshimoto. Oguro’s “Senpai Gumi” history contains at least a dozen or so profiles of former 100th soldiers who fought the
the club’s parties. On November 10, 1951, at the Hongwanji Mission in Pahala he married Teruko Yamamoto of Hilo. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shoichi Yamamoto. Right: Mas and Terry’s wedding photo On March 3, 2009, Fujioka was among the veterans who attended the opening of an exhibit on the 442nd RCT
2, 1923, in Wailuku, Maui, Territory of Hawaii. He was the second-eldest son of Taichi and Shizue (Kozai) Tomita. His siblings were: brothers Tetsuo Richard, Mikio Michael, Shoichi Herbert, and Kenneth; and sisters Fumiko Jeanette, Chiyoko, Michiko Mildred, and Yaeko Lillian. Father Taichi Tomita emigrated from the village of Rokugo, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, on
rescue some civilians. Eddie Fukui perished in a kamikaze attack on his ship at the Kerama Islands off Okinawa as he intercepted enemy radio communications. Bill Imoto, Shoichi Nakahara, Satoshi Kurokawa, Joe Kadoyama, Joseph Kinyone, Kenneth Omura, George Chibata, and Captain William Laffin are others who died in different places. Eleven ATIS men, including
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” Isosaki 4/26/11 H Co
