岡地豐實
TOYOZANE (or HOUJITSU) OKAJI
Hakalau
Origin: Echi, Takaoka County, Kochi Prefecture
Birthdate: January 14, 1889
Immigrated to Hawaii: August 11, 1907, age 18
TOYOZANE (or HOUJITSU) OKAJI
Hakalau
Origin: Echi, Takaoka County, Kochi Prefecture
Birthdate: January 14, 1889
Immigrated to Hawaii: August 11, 1907, age 18
Wife: Komatsu; Sons: Keinosuke, Hidehiro, Sanehiro, Hidesachi, Masayuki, Tetsuro; Daughters: Fukiko, Michiko, Shigeko
He came to Hawaii on August 11th, 1907 and has lived in Hakalau. He served as the president of Kamae Mauka Tenant Farmers Association for a few years. He was the vice principal of Hakalau Japanese Language School for a few years, and currently he holds an important post of an inspector.
At home he is one of the happiest people in the world enjoying his peaceful family of his wife, six sons and three daughters.
He came to Hawaii on August 11th, 1907 and has lived in Hakalau. He served as the president of Kamae Mauka Tenant Farmers Association for a few years. He was the vice principal of Hakalau Japanese Language School for a few years, and currently he holds an important post of an inspector.
At home he is one of the happiest people in the world enjoying his peaceful family of his wife, six sons and three daughters.
