Pacific Citizens: Larry and Guyo Tajiri and Japanese American Journalism in the World War II Era

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Larry and Guyo Tajiri at desk, Salt Lake City, undated, 1940s. Collection of author. Tajiri family photo, Chicago(?), undated, circa 1950. Pictured are standing (left to right) Jim Tajiri, Tom Tajiri; seated (left to right) Vincent Tajiri; his wife, Rose; his daughter, Caryn; Fuyo Tajiri; Larry Tajiri. Courtesy Guyo Tajiri estate. Okagaki family photo, family house San José, circa 1935. Guyo is fourth from left. Courtesy Guyo Tajiri estate. Larry Tajiri, drama critic, in his office at the Denver Post. 1961. Courtesy Denver Post. Masao Satow (left) of San Francisco, national director of the Japanese-American Citizens League, is shown with two of the eight Japanese Americans who were honored by the Mountain Plains JACL. They are K. Patrick Okura (center) of Omaha, Nebraska, now chief probation officer of the Douglas County Juvenile Court, and Larry Tajiri, drama editor of the Denver Post. 1959. Courtesy Denver Post. Larry Tajiri wins Americanism award for 1945. Larry Tajiri, editor of the Paciἀc Citizen, showing his production to James L. Parsons, chairman of Americanism committee of Salt Lake Junior Chamber of Commerce, Salt Lake City, March 1945. Courtesy Deseret News. Larry Tajiri with pipe. 1960. This was the photo that appeared on the masthead of his drama column, “The Spectator.” Courtesy Denver Post. ...