Title:
Mrs. S. Okimoto, formerly of Seattle and Minidoka, operates the Wisteria Tea Room, 212 E. Ohio Street, in Chicago's fashionable ...Date:
1945-03-10-45Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--PhotographsNote:
Full title:Mrs. S. Okimoto, formerly of Seattle and Minidoka, operates the Wisteria Tea Room, 212 E. Ohio Street, in Chicago's
fashionable Gold Coast neighborhood. She's a pioneer--one of the first to leave a Relocation Center, said S. Nagano, an old
Chicago Issei resident, who has helped Mrs. Okimoto finance the restaurant. Chicago is a wonderful place, Mrs. Okimoto says,
and I plan to stay here--at least as long as business is as good as it is. The Wisteria Tea Room employs six regular workers
and caters to both Caucasians and resettlers. Mrs. Okimoto has a married daughter and a granddaughter.<lb/> Photographer:
Iwasaki, Hikaru<lb/> Chicago, Illinois.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. I-800
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