Hawaii
State Archives. Nancy Bannick Photograph Collection. Temples and Shrines
File. The collection includes
photographs of temples and shrines that are no longer extant or have been
altered since its original construction.
Hawaii
Sugar Plantation Association Archives.
The archive donated to University of Hawaii Hamilton Library, contains
construction documents, specifications for plantation labor housing and
registers, including the following:
Apokaa Sugar
Company, Ewa, Oahu, 1905-1936.
Hakalua
Sugar Company
Hawaiian
Agricultural Company
Hilo Coast
Processing Company
Hawaiian
Irrigation Company
Hamakua Mill
Company
Hutchinson
Sugar Company
Kaiwaiki
Sugar Compnay
Kau Sugar
Company
Kekua Sugar
Company
Lihue
Plantation Company
Laupahoehoe
Sugar Company
Mauna Kea
Sugar Company
Mcbryde
Sugar Company
Onomea Sugar
Company
Oahu Sugar
Company
Pepeekeo
Sugar Company
Pioneer Mill
Company
Pacific
Sugar Mill
Paauhau
Sugar Company
Puna Sugar
Mill Company
Apokaa Sugar
Company
Ewa
Plantation Company
Hego
[Heigo] Fuchino Architectural Drawings.
Temples and Shrines Category.
The collection donated to the Hawaiian Collection, University of Hawaii
Hamilton Library, contains architectural drawings of designed projects in
Hawaii by Heigo Fuchino.
Kato-Tin-Sha
[Kato Jinja] Temple
Waipahu
Hongwanji Mission
Wahiawa
Hongwanji Mission
Hokekyo-Ji
Mission
Jodo
Sect Mission
Todo
[Jodo] Sect Mission Temple
Shingon-Shu
Temple
Maui
Daijin-gu Mission
Shinshu
Kyokai Mission
Koto
Hira [Kotohira] Jinsha Chapel
Honpa
Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii
Izumo-Taisha
Mission
Soto
Sect Mission Temple
Inari
Zinsha [Jinja] Temple
Dai
Jingu Temple
Assembly
Hall for Rev. Sakai
Moiliili
Hongwanji (Preliminary sketch)
Pearl
City Temple (Preliminary sketch)
Hilo
Shingon Temple Photograph Collection. Holding the most complete collection of
the historical photographs of the Shingon-shu.
Honpa
Hongwanji Headquarters Archives.
Historical photograph collection of the Honpa Hongwanji. Included in
this are over 100 photographs of non-existing temples of the Honpa
Hongwanji. The Honpa Hongwanji
allowed these old photographs to be preserved through grant moneys from the
Imin Shiryo Hozon Kai (1996) under the direction of the author. The 4x5
negatives are now being made available for public use at the Hamilton Library
Hawaiian Collection.
Jodo
Mission Library Archives. Small
collection of books and photographs of the Jodo-shu Headquarters.
Kauai Historical Society. Kauai Churches File. Includes Photograph Collection and
Resource Profiles of significant churches and temples located on Kauai and
Maui, as well as other resource materials regarding cultural, historical and
architectural structures on Kauai and Maui.
Koloa
Tai Shido [Taishido] Mission
Koloa
Hongwanji
Koloa
Jodo
Hanapepe
Zen Shuji
Kahului
Hongwanji
Lahaina
Hongwanji
Waimea
Shingon Shrine
Waimea
Higashi Hongwanji
Kona
Historical Society Archives. Small Photograph collection of the temples of the
island of Hawaii.
Lyman
Museum Archives. Photograph
Collection. Temples and Shrine file.
The collection includes donated artifacts from temples. Hilo, Hawaii.
Nippu
Jiji Archives. Scenery of Hawaii Files.
Property of Dr. Dennis Ogawa, Professor of American Studies, Ethnic
Studies. The author was allowed free access to the files and was allowed to
make negatives and copies of photographs. Over 45 photographs of non-existent
buildings were taken and used within this dissertation.
Soto Mission Ryusenji Temple Photograph Collection. A full photograph closed collection of the Soto Mission of Hawaii has been accumulated over the years beginning with the third priest Komagata and the present priest Haru Kumagata.
Arine,
Masao. Interview by author, March
24, 1997, Kahului, Maui, Hawaii.
Tape recording. Subject:
Maui Jinja.
Dole,
Philip. Interview by author,
October 15, 1996, Oregon (via FAX).
Subject: Background of single wall usage in North America.
Ebata,
Burt Hiroshi and Rev. Yuban Narishiba.
Interview by author, April 5, 1997, Koloa, Hawaii. Tape recording. Subject: Koloa Jodo Mission.
Fuchino,
Wilfred. Interview by author, June, 1998 Honolulu, Hawaii. Tape Recording
Subject: Heigo Fuchino, Wilfred Fuchino’s father.
Fujie,
Ella. Interview by author,
February 1995, Wainaku, Hawaii.
Subject: History of Wainaku Temple.
Group
Interview by author, April 20, 1997, Kapaa, Hawaii. Tape recording.
Subject: History of Kapaa Hongwanji.
Group
Interview by author, August 1997, Kona, Hawaii. Tape recording.
Subject: History of Soto Daifukuji.
Hanuki,
Seigo (Rev.). Interview by author,
January 1996, Paia, Maui, Hawaii.
Subject: History of Paia Mantokuji Mission.
Hara,
Gensho (Rev.). Interview by
author, January 1996, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii. Subject: Lahaina Jodo Mission's history and construction of
present temple structure.
Harada,
Mikie. Interview by author,
December 26, 1995, Holualoa, Hawaii.
Tape recording. Subject:
Holualoa and History and construction of Holualoa Hongwanji.
Higashi,
Sawae and Sadao Kobayashi. Interview by author, October 15, 1996, Laupahoehoe,
Hawaii. Tape recording. Subject: Laupahoehoe Jodo Temple.
Hirae.
Interview by author, July 1997, Hilo, Hawaii (via telephone). Subject: Inari Jinja.
Ichida,
Masahiro. Interview by author,
February 1995, Hawi, Hawaii. Tape
recording. Subject: History of
Hawi Temple.
Koga,
Kazuya Interview by author, May, 1997 Shioda Town, Saga, Japan Subject: Heigo Fuchino.
Manabe,
Atsushi. Interview by author, June
4, 1997, Fukuoka, Japan. Tape
recording. Subject: Umekichi
Tanaka, temple carpenter.
Masato,
Oda. Interview by author, June,
1997 Saga, Kyushu, Japan. Subject:
Heigo Fuchino, engineer.
Matsui,
Kazuo. Interview by author, August
15, 1995, Aiea, Oahu, Hawaii.
Subject: History of Aiea Soto Mission.
Matsumoto,
Eric T. (Rev.) [Honokaa Hongwanji].
Interview by author, December 3, 1998, Kamuela, Hawaii. Subject: Serving
on the Big Island. Period experience.
Matsuura,
Gyokuei, Bishop of Soto Sect.
Interview by author, June 1996, Honolulu, Hawaii. Tape recording. Subject: History of Kona Daifukuji Soto
Mission.
Minatoishi,
Iwao. Interview by author, August
1997, Hilo, Hawaii. Subject: Hilo
Meishoin Jodo Mission and Hilo Higashi Hongwanji.
Miyazaki,
Teruhiko and Tokuichi (Father).
Interview by author, June 3, 1997, Shioda, Saga, Japan. Tape recording. Subject: Heigo Fuchino, engineer.
Motoishi,
Kaoru and Jay Jitsuji Muranaka.
Interview by author, October 15, 1996, Honomu, Hawaii. Subject: Honomu Odaishi.
Muraoka,
Thormas A., and Harry
Akazawa. Interview by author,
April 19, 1997, Hanapepe, Kauai, Hawaii.
Tape recording. Subject:
History and contractor of Hanapepe Hongwanji.
Okamoto,
Fusao. Interview by author, May
31, 1997, Yamaguchi, Hiroshima, Japan.
Tape recording. Subject:
Yoshisuke Sasaki, carpenter.
Okubo,
Kiyoshi. Interview by author, January 1996, Hilo, Hawaii Subject: General history of Buddhism in
Hawaii.
Ossipoff,
Vladimir. Interview by author,
January 1996, Honolulu, Hawaii (via telephone). Subject: Temples in Hawaii, temple architecture.
Sasaki, Charles. Interview by author, January 1996,
Kona, Hawaii.
Suda,
Elsie. Interview by author,
February 1997, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Subject: Husband, Billy Suda, who built the Kato Jinja, Shinto shrines
in Kakaako on Oahu.
Suda,
Tokuo “Billy”. Interview by
author, February 1997, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Tape recording. Subject:
Autobiography and contracting in Hawaii.
Sumida,
Tamashi. Interview by author, May
7, 1998, Hana, Maui, Hawaii.
Subject: Hana Honganji.
Takahashi.
Interview by author, March 27, 1997, Kahului, Maui, Hawaii. Tape recording. Subject: Rebuilding of the Maui Jinja.
Tamiya,
Ryuji (Rev.). Interview by author,
January 1,1996, Kona, Hawaii
Subject: Kona Daifukuji Soto Mission.
Tamura.
Interview by author, 1997, Honolulu, Hawaii. Tape recording.
Subject: Honpa Hongwanji Betsuin architectural features.
Tanabe,
George, Sr. Interview by author,
October 23, 1995, Waialua, Oahu, Hawaii.
Subject: History of Waialua
Hongwanji Mission.
Taniguchi,
Richard. Interview by author,
October 15, 1996 and March 20, 1997, Hilo, Hawaii. Tape recording.
Subject: Sanzo Kawasaki, contractor.
Teramae,
Herbert T. Interview by author,
August 11, 1995, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Subject: Shingon Betsuin Temple.
Teshima.
Interview by author, August 21, 1997, Kona, Hawaii. Tape recording. Subject: Inari Jinja, Kona.
Tomokiyo,
Joan Tsunae. Interview by author,
August 30, 1990, Kihei, Maui, Hawaii.
Tape recording. Subject:
Seichiro Tomokiyo, carpenter.
Toulon,
Eric. Interview by author,
September 1997, Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii
Subject: Lawai Shingon Mission's temple structure (now refurbished
sports shop).
Ueoka,
Robert. Interview by author,
August 30, 1997, Paia, Maui, Hawaii.
Subject: Seichiro Tomokiyo, contractor.
Urasaki,
Alan (Rev.). Interview by author,
January 17,1996, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Subject: Priesthood, becoming indoctrinated.
Wallace,
Don (Western Wood Products Association, Oregon). Interview by Barbara Shideler, January 6, 1997 (via
telephone and faxed to author).
Subject: History of lumber production.
Watanabe,
Yoichiro. Interview by author,
February 1995, Hawi, Hawaii.
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Watchi,
Toshiko. Interview by author,
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Subject: Hamakua Jodo Mission.
Yagishita,
Chuko. Interview by author, May
1997, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tokyo, Japan. Subject:
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Sanshiro. Interview by author,
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|
Site Name |
Document Number (State/Island/Quad/Site
no.) |
Date of Survey |
|
[Holualoa] Shingon Mission (New and Old) |
50/10/37/07217 |
July 1973 |
|
Hakalau District |
50/10/16/07392 |
January 1974 |
|
Hamakua Jodo Mission |
50/10/08/07187 |
November 1973 |
|
Hawi Jodo Mission |
50/10/02/07104 |
June 1973 |
|
Hilo Hongwanji |
50/10/35/07456 |
January 1974 |
|
Holualoa Hongwanji Mission |
50/10/37/07218 |
December 1973 |
|
Honaunau Japanese Temple |
50/10/47/07296 |
October 1973 |
|
Honokaa Commercial District |
50/10/08/07178 |
April 1974 |
|
Honokaa Hongwanji Mission |
50/10/08/07181 |
June 1973 |
|
Honokaa Shingon Mission |
50/10/08/07183 |
November 1973 |
|
Honomu District |
50/10/26/07391 |
December 1973 |
|
Honomu District |
50/10/26/07391 |
February 1974 |
|
Honpa Hongwanji Mission [Keokea Sub-Temple] |
50/10/47/07302 |
October 1973 |
|
Kapaau Jodo Mission |
June 1973 |
|
|
Kaumana Hongwanji |
50/10/34/07426 |
January 1974 |
|
Kaunakakai |
50/60/03/01029 |
March 1974 |
|
Kealakekua Hongwanji |
50/10/37/07224 |
July 1973 |
|
Kohala Sugar District |
50/10/02/07105 |
June 1973 |
|
Kona District |
50/10/28/07496 50/10/38/07496 50/10/47/07496 50/10/37/07496 |
July, October 1973 |
|
Koyasan Shingon Mission |
50/10/02/07124 |
November 1973 |
|
Kukuihaele District |
50/10/07/07173 |
n.d. |
|
Lower Paia Central District |
50/50/05/01574 |
March 1974 |
|
Ninole District |
50/10/16/07396 |
December 1973 |
|
Odashi [Odaishi] Temple |
50/10/07/07172 |
October 1973 |
|
Pahala District |
50/10/69/07362 |
October 1973 |
|
Puna Hongwanji Mission |
50/10/35/07389 |
December 1973 |
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