Midori Tokura Arima was born in Kurashiki, Okayama in 1924. She was a reporter at Godo Shinbun in western Japan. The Midori Arima papers consist of a handwritten biographical sketch, ten photographs of Emperor Hirohito, and information about the Arima family.

Midori Tokura Arima was born in Kurashiki, Okayama in 1924. She was a reporter at Godo Shinbun in western Japan. She met her future husband James Arima, Japanese American Nisei lieutenant during the occupation of the Allied Forces. Their eldest son was born in Japan in 1948. After the occupation, they moved to the United States where their second son, Adrian, was born. She earned a PhD in Anthropology at Stanford University in 1992, at the age of 66

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