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Honors 291S – The City as Text – Reading Moiliili

The members of this course have extensively gathered data from the  hundreds of gravestones in the Moiliili Japanese Cemetery. The intent of this primary source research is to make available to the general public information about individuals that now reside in the cemetery. It will also include data for students and scholars of this community.


History

Those who made this website possible:


Members of Honors 291S

—The City as Text—Reading Moiliili—

Tahnee Allman

Courtney Cain

Angelie Cook

Rebecca Dew

Alexander Gao

Shannon Kim

Caroline Lau

Lina Le

Mary Susan Lopez

James Murphy

Jamie Noguchi

Laura Ruby

Anna Sachs

Jace Saplan

Chelsea Silvia

Mich Takabayashi

Thomas Takahata

Kaily Wakefield

Jason Wang

Jaymie Yamamoto


Invaluable Individual Resources

Nicki Garces

Yasuko Hanaoka

Tatsumi Higashi

Alice Seo Hirashima

Minako Ito-Song

Jane Kurahara

Gerrie Lee

Reverend Eric Matsumoto

June Hirai Matsumoto

Brian Nitta

Harriet Natsuyama

Hanayo Sasaki

Fumiko Steiger

Gordon Tomita

Hiromasa Yaguchi


Invaluable Community Resources

University of Hawaii Hamilton Library Hawaiian Collection (Joan Hori, Jodie Mattos)

Moiliili Community Center

Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii (Nicki Garces)


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Restoring gravesites:








Rubbings:



Interviews:





Our invaluable translators: