The monuments at the Rohwer Relocation Center honoring the Japanese-Americans interned at the camp located on Highway 1 between Back Gate and McGehee. Visible to the left in the background are gravestones of some of the individuals who died while interned there. To the right in the background behind the monument is the top of an old outhouse that was still standing in 2003 when this picture was taken. Also still standing is a smokestack located approximately a mile away that was near the camp hospital and is now the site of the Delta Special School District.
Abe Dengoro
1882-1944
Nakamura Tokuye
1897-1944
Kowata Takefhi
1890-1943
Harada Tom Yuji
1867-1943
Matsuda Matagoro
1872-1942
Hashimoto Zenjiro
1882-1943
Kunishi Saijiro
1867-1943
Ogawa Masuyemarion
1926-1943
Goto Tozaimon
1860-1943
Fukushima Genkinchi
1876-1944
Matsumoto Shintaro
1877-1944
Yoshimoto Kasaburo
1872-1943
Fukui Kisaburo
1868-1943
Kagacva Asaomary
1891-1943
Kabafhima Naozo
1870-1942
Aoki Hidekichi
1881-1943
Nakayama Yoshikichi
1882-1943
Sano Ingant
1943
Tasuyi Ingant
1943
Masaki
1942
Omura Yoshino
1897-1943
Asai Tohachi
1879-1942
Sueymatsu Yoahitaro
1875-1943
Aoki Hidekichi
1881-1943
Papy (Hobo ? an American)
A marker dedicated to the men from the Rohwer center who gave their lives to America on foreign soil, as follows:
Pvt. Sumuku Okura
France
Pfc. Masuto Sokado
France
Pfc. George Saito
France
Pfc. Calvin Saito
Italy
Sgt. Zenichi Masuda
Italy
Sgt. Togo Sugivama
Italy
Sgt. Rova Shimatsu
Italy
Sgt. Tedt Fanouye
Italy
Cpl. Yoshinori Sakai
France
Sgt. Seichi Nakamoto
France
Pfc. Bob Kameoka
France
Cpl. George Nakamura
France
Pfc. Kotanaka
France
Pfc. Masaru Toshima
France
Pfc. George Omawawa
France
Pfc. Minoru Yoshido
France
Pfc. Fred S. Yasuda
France
Pfc. Cooper Tuhara
France
Pfc. Kay K. Masaoka
France
Pfc. Takeokaneichi
France
Pfc . Joe Mishimoto
France
Pfc. Akira Otsubo
France
Sgt. Stanley Ichiki
Germany
Cpl. Toshio Hozaki
Italy
Pvt. Takeo Ninomuja
Italy
Pfc. Tatuo Yoshizaki
Italy
Sgt. William Inamoto
Italy
Cpl. Robert Kishi
Italy
Sgt. Iwaotakahachi
Italy
Cpl. George Kawano
Italy
Inscription on huge marker as follows: May the people of Arkansas keep in beauty and reverence this ground where our bodies sleep. (CC note: Grounds are maintained by American Legion Post Walter Hall #84 in Dumas.)
In memory of our sons who sacrificed their lives in the service of their country. They fought for Freedom. They died that the World might have peace.
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