Yasutaro Yamaga Fonds

Description

Title Proper	Yasutaro Yamaga Fonds
Date(s) of material from this resource digitized	1919-1967
General material designation	From this fonds, LOI has digitized 59 textual records or images.
Scope and content	This fonds comprises eight series containing primarily writings by Yasutaro Yamaga and newspaper clippings collected by Yamaga.
Name of creator	Yamaga, Yasutaro created this archive as leader of the Japanese Farmer's Union in the Fraser Valley.
Immediate source of acquisition	The digital copies of the records were acquired by the Landscapes of Injustice Research Collective between 2014 and 2018.

Structure

Repository

University of British Columbia Rare Books and Special Collections

Digital Objects (59)

File 1: My Footsteps in British Columbia, 1958

File 2: Rirekisho - Personal History, n.d.; Kokyo wa Hiroshima ken toyoda gun toyohama machi - My Birthplace was Toyohama Village, Toyoda County, Hiroshima Prefecture

File 8: Bishi dojin no kekkon yoshiki - Forms of Marriage Among B.C. Indians, 1966; Bishi saiko no kyokai - B.C.’s Oldest Church, 1953 (Methodist Church in Victoria, 1859)

File 9: Bei-Ka ni okeru yudajin haiseki to nachisu no yudajinsatsu - Rejection of the Jews in America and Canada and the Nazi killing of Jews, n.d.

File 10: Bunkazai ni tsuite - Concerning Cultural Assets

File 11: Chojutsuka - The Writer; Rirueto barado inretto kyatoru tsureru - Lillooet-Burrard Inlet Cattle Trail; Goru rasshu - Gold Rush

File 14: Dai ni sekai taisen toji bisi shu engan zaiju nihonjin so ido no tenmatsu - Details of the Mass Movement of Coast Resident Japanese during WWII.

File 15: Dare ga chi o tsugu mono zo - Who Will Inherit the Earth, n.d.

File 16: Dekasegi imin okotowari - Rejecting the Immigration of Migrant Labor

File 17: Dorei no shikkoku kara dashite - Escaping the Bonds of Slavery, n.d.; Front Line Memoirs

File 18: Furorensu naichigeru to jion sumaisasuto bokushi to no seiren - The Sacred Love of Florence Nightingale and Rev. John Smithurst, n.d.; Girigatai nihonjin - The Dutiful Japanese, 1955

File 19: Hamiruton shi no ryakushi - A Brief History of the City of Hamilton, Haisho no tsuki - The Period of Camp Detention

File 20: Material on the Japanese in Canada from the Pioneer Era to WWII

File 22: Imin nikki kara - From an Immigrant's Diary; Yamaga Yasutaro material on the Japanese in Canada, ca 1934

File 23: Imin seisaku no tenkanki - A Turning Point in Immigration Policy, n.d.; Jukabo no shuto - Doukhobor Followers, n.d.

File 1: Kaisen toji no ido(?) oyobi kanso - Thoughts on Wartime Movement

File 3: Kanada dojin no kigen – The Origin of Canadian Indians

File 6: Kanada no bunka wa imin ni yotte togareru – Canadian Culture is Refined by Immigration, Kanada no okisa – The Size of Canada

File 9: Kanada to imin – Canada and immigration, 1952

File 11: Kyaribu no kauboi jyaki paku nyushoku no yosu – Cariboo Cowboy Jackie Park: Settlement Conditions

File 12: Kyaribu yawa – Cariboo Night Talk, Kyaribu yawa – Cariboo Night Talk (part 2), 1952

File 15: Kyosanshugi okotowari – A Rejection of Communism, 1946, Regarding Labour and Management Education

File 16: Minshu noson shakai no hatten dotei – The Process of Expansion in Democratic Agricultural Village Society

File 17: Nihon o mita mama – Japan As I Saw It, 1957

File 18: Nihongogakko ni tsuite - Regarding Japanese Language Schools, Nihonjin to hokuo imin no shussan sotsu - Comparative Birth-rates Among Japanese and Northern European Immigrants

File 4: Owaruru mama ni - Drive Out As We Were

File 9: Senji kakurei ni yoru nihonjin shoyu zaisan kyosei shobun - The Forced Disposition of Japanese Property Due to Wartime Decree, Senjichu no F.O.R. no katsudo - Wartime Action of the F.O.R.

File 10: Shintenchi e – Towards a New World

File 11: Shinto kyodan no shogen – Testimony from the Layman’s Platform, 1957; Shimizu sensei o shimu – Lament for Professor Shimizu, 1962; Shusengo ichinen nihon haisen o kyohi saru kanada nihonjin no jisen. – One Year After the War’s End Overcoming the Denial of Japanese Defeat: the Personal Battle of Japanese Canadians

File 13: Suzuki etsu shi no kaiko – Recollections of Mr. Suzuki Etsu, 1952

File 15: Tashme News, Tsurauto meshi – Trout Dinner

File 8: Surokan bare nanbu kyoku - Slocan Valley Southern Parish, Jo - Preface Discussion of the work of the late Rev. Akagawa ...

File 13: Mission Co-op Organize Passes Away, Madame Butterfly Re-enacted [clippings], 1944-1945

File 6-2: Scrapbook [1948-1951]

File 6-03: Scrapbook, 1949-1955

File 6-04: Kyaribu yawa – Cariboo Night Talk, 1955; Brave Toronto Missionaries Built First Church in Wild B.C., 1955; Article on the Discovery of the Fraser River, 1956

File 6-5: Kanada ni okeru shosu minzoku no kenkyu - Study on Minority Groups in Canada

File 6-06: Story of the Crown Jewels

File 6-7: Photograph of Funeral

File 6-9: Letter in cursive script

File 6-13: Historical Material of the Japanese in Canada

File 6-14: Kyodo kumiai undo jugonen no kaiko - The Co-operative Movement: Fifteen Years in Retrospect. Yamaga Yasutaro

File 6-15: The History of Japanese Farming in British Columbia 1906-1942 (by Yamaga Yasutaro 1958)

File 6-16: Haney Agricultural Association History 1906-1942

File 2: Kanada hojin ichigo nogyo no kaitakusha Inoue Jiro shi. – The Pioneer of Canadian Japanese Strawberry Farming, Inoue Jiro; Inoue Jiro shi no kaiko – Recollections of Inoue Jiro Yamaga Yasutaro

File 7: Report of the Pacific Co-operative Union, 1942

File 8: Small Fruit Acreage, 1920-1928; Total Tons, Values, B.C. Berries, 1925-1931 … [includes Agricultural Statistics, 1940]

File 1: Proceedings of the Fraser Valley Japanese Language School

File 3: Nogyokai no sendatsu ko Inoue Jiro shi – A Pioneer in the Agricultural World: The Late Inoue Jiro. “The New Canadian.” 9:26:53., 1953

File 5: Maple Ridge, British Columbia; Fruit-growing, Poultry-raising, Dairying and Lumber Manufacturing. – pamphlet, 1925

File 6: Material on assorted topics including: Asparagus marketing systems, co-operative spirit, et cetera; Hene Nokai shi shintei Ariga kun yori – From Mr. Ariga who was previously given “Hene Nokai shi” – list of names, addresses, and amounts of money.; Daisankai fureza engan doho nogyosha rengo kyogikai ketsugibun. – Resolutions of the Third Fraser Valley Council of the Farmers’ Brotherhood., 1920

File 13: Scrapbook, 1941-1960, ca60

File 14: Scrapbook, 1941-1963, ca50

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Terminology

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