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Kazuo Miyamoto. Hawaii End of the Rainbow
Table of Contents
Preface
Prologue
CHAPTER 1. Kauai Is a Beautiful Island
CHAPTER 2. Transition to a Mercantile Trade
CHAPTER 3. Proxy Marriage
CHAPTER 4. Picture Bride Arrives
CHAPTER 5. Picnic at Waikiki
CHAPTER 6. The People Make Merry
CHAPTER 7. The Eldest Son
Prologue
CHAPTER 8. Farm life in Japan
CHAPTER 9. Contract Labor Years
CHAPTER 10. Escape from Waipunalei
CHAPTER 11. A Bride Comes to the Plantation
CHAPTER 12. The First Born is Ambitions
Prologue
CHAPTER 13. The Children Grow Up
CHAPTER 14. Sadao Leaves Home
CHAPTER 15. Minora Matures
CHAPTER 16. California Interlude
CHAPTER 17. A Farmer's Life
CHAPTER 18. Medical School
CHAPTER 19. Hospital Internship
Prologue
CHAPTER 20. Pearl Harbor and Confinement
CHAPTER 21. Sand Island
CHAPTER 22. Hearing Board
CHAPTER 23. Transfer to the Mainland
CHAPTER 24. To Wisconsin
CHAPTER 25. At Camp MeCoy
CHAPTER 26. In the South
CHAPTER 27. A Soldier Visits His Grandfather
CHAPTER 28. A Free Man Again
Prologue
CHAPTER 29. Tule Lake Relocation Center
CHAPTER 30. Segregation of Evacuees
CHAPTER 31. Turbulence and Martial Law
CHAPTER 32. The Interlude In Arkansas
CHAPTER 33. A Visit to St. Louis
CHAPTER 34. A Reunion of Friends
CHAPTER 35. The Return to Hawaii
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of Rutland, Vermont & Tokyo, Japan
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One day Yone called him in the office and said, "Arata, it is about time you opened a store yourself. There is a limit to the amount of peddling you can do. The first part of your training is now over. Enter the next one as a storekeeper. Do you have in mind some locality where you would want to locate permanently? You must always bear in mind the competition, the type of customers, and the extent of patronage you are capable of getting."
"Thank you for your unfailing interest in me. By following your advice, I have not only earned quite a bit of money in the last two years, but I have learned a great deal of the world and the secrets of business success. For the latter knowledge I have had to go through a heart-aching failure or two before acquiring the knack of how to get along with the rank and file who are my prospective customers. About the place of business, I used to live at Makaweli and in that district I have a host of friends. Stores are not as numerous there as on this eastern end. I shall perhaps start there."
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