Hawaiʻi - Genealogy Research

1742 Nuuanu Ave.
Honolulu, HI 96817-3201
Phone: 808-543-3111

The Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii (JCCH) is proud to provide this searchable directory of those of Japanese ancestry who were arrested and confined in the Territory of Hawai‘i during World War II. You will find the internee names, their place of residence in 1941, their occupation, the names of family members who were also incarcerated, and the name(s) of site(s) where they were imprisoned.

This book lists people who emigrated from Fukushima, Japan to Hawaiʻi and other parts of the world. It also includes family photos and ship information.

Japanese Fukushima-ken Emigration and immigration

Nisei directory and who's who, 1939-1940. Text in Japanese and English.

Directories include names, addresses, professions and prefectural origins of Hawaiʻi Nikkei, from main cities and towns, and smaller plantation communities. Also contains data on population, the economy, military, education, religion.

[no. 1] Story of the Japanese in Hawaii -- [no. 2] Story of the Japanese of Kauai -- [no. 3] Story of the people of Maui and Molokai -- [no. 4] Story of the Japanese people of the Big Island.

A compilation of 80 Japanese American Kaneohe families' histories.

Also available in microfiche (D70010) and microfilm (V91061)
Variant Title: AJA Directory