藤森辰平
TATSUHEI FUJIMORI
Hakalau
Origin: Shirahama, Kawachi Village, Hotaku County, Kumamoto Prefecture
Birthdate: December 5, 1880
Immigrated to Hawaii: August, 1904, age 24
TATSUHEI FUJIMORI
Hakalau
Origin: Shirahama, Kawachi Village, Hotaku County, Kumamoto Prefecture
Birthdate: December 5, 1880
Immigrated to Hawaii: August, 1904, age 24
He moved to Hawaii in August 1904, and lived in Hakalau Farm for nine years.
He was a very pious buddhist. His passion for pursuing the religion brought cheerful light to his family. Simultaneously he wholeheartedly dedicated himself to the church. When the grand priests, Kami-i, Itsushima and Sakai paid a visit he worked very hard in assisting the service.
He has three sons and five daughters with his wife Kijiyu. They all grew up well and healthy. He has a very happy and peaceful family.
In May 1933 he was elected as the executive director of the Japanese Language School and is dedicated to serve the position.
He was a very pious buddhist. His passion for pursuing the religion brought cheerful light to his family. Simultaneously he wholeheartedly dedicated himself to the church. When the grand priests, Kami-i, Itsushima and Sakai paid a visit he worked very hard in assisting the service.
He has three sons and five daughters with his wife Kijiyu. They all grew up well and healthy. He has a very happy and peaceful family.
In May 1933 he was elected as the executive director of the Japanese Language School and is dedicated to serve the position.