The Kiyoshi Uyekawa family papers (1935-1980, bulk 1942-1946) comprises of mainly Tule Lake newspaper publications, such as "The Newell Star", "The Tule Lake Bulletin" and "The Daily Tulean Dispatch", Kiyoshi Uyekawa's manuscripts of original fictional works, his hand-written haikus and copies of fictional works by famous Japanese authors, his letters, his deconstructed scrapbook comprising of mostly newspaper articles, Minidoka Haiku Club papers, incarceration papers and documents that mostly belonged to Kiyoshi and his wife, Mitsuye Ogo Uyekawa, as well as papers that belonged to Mohei and Hideo Ogo.

Mitsuye Ogo Uyekawa

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