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Gene Fukui: interview on August 17, 1984
No full textTranscript (typescript, 48 pages) of an interview with Gene Fukui, a Japanese-American living in Utah in 1984. Mr. Fukui (b. 1924) talks about his father\u27s life in Japan and emigration to the United States, where he worked for the railroad until he could find work on a farm. He recalls his own life on the family farm and the changes which took place after Pearl Harbor. He talks about being a Buddhist and going to the Mormon Primary program and about the business of farmin
Oral History Interview with Yuri Fukui, October 19, 1980
No full textInterview with Yuri Fukui, a second generation Japanese-American from Oakland, California, about her experience pursuing higher education during the attack on Pearl Harbor and subsequent internment. Fukui discusses the discrimination she experienced in her daily life, struggles faced by her parents, who owned a local business, and life in the internment camps
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Oral History Interview with Yuri Fukui, October 19, 1980
No full textInterview with Yuri Fukui, a second generation Japanese-American from Oakland, California, about her experience pursuing higher education during the attack on Pearl Harbor and subsequent internment. Fukui discusses the discrimination she experienced in her daily life, struggles faced by her parents, who owned a local business, and life in the internment camps
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Oral History Interview with George Fukui, October 19, 1980
No full textInterview with George Fukui, a biologist from San Francisco, California. Fukui discusses his experiences as a Japanse-American during World War Two, including his family's background and their business, its closure, their forced relocation to Tanforan internment camp, the quality of life there, relocation to Topaz War Relocation Center in Utah, ranchwork there, securing a job outside the camp, continuing his higher education, and his career after the war
Oral History Interview with George Fukui, October 19, 1980
No full textInterview with George Fukui, a biologist from San Francisco, California. Fukui discusses his experiences as a Japanse-American during World War Two, including his family's background and their business, its closure, their forced relocation to Tanforan internment camp, the quality of life there, relocation to Topaz War Relocation Center in Utah, ranchwork there, securing a job outside the camp, continuing his higher education, and his career after the war
Campus words of “National Institute of Technology,Fukui College”
No full textThis study reports the findings of the campus words that intended for a fourth grader registered at National Institute of Technology ,Fukui College. I thought about words peculiar to Fukui College as the campus speech that was the subdivision of youth words and about the words peculiar to Fukui College that a student used (or he knows it), analyzed it from the viewpoint of “things” and “persons”. As a result, there was the negative evaluation word peculiar to youth words at both points
of view. The expressions were arranged by the thing which the person who saw and heard the words spilled a smile on unintentionally. A characteristic that gentleness and uniqueness of the Fukui College students were felt appeared
A Study ori Ffficiency of Safety Facilities in Fukui Prefecture
No full textAll over the country，the reduction of traffic accidents
which continued since ten years ago is diminishing today. To get
countermeasures aqainst accidents to be more effective，this
study aims at evaluating the effectiveness of countermeasures，
and it is researched that:
(1) the characteristics of the traffic accidents and
the countermeasures for them in Fukui Pref.
and:
(2) the effectiveness of traffic sianals and side walks
at the each route in Fukui.
As the result of this study，it is shown that Fukui Pref.
is behind in the establishment of side walks and although
traffic signals are effective at almost every route，the
effectiveness of side walks cannot be observed at close upon
half of the routes
A Study ori Ffficiency of Safety Facilities in Fukui Prefecture
No full textAll over the country,the reduction of traffic accidents which continued since ten years ago is diminishing today. To get countermeasures aqainst accidents to be more effective,this study aims at evaluating the effectiveness of countermeasures, and it is researched that: (1) the characteristics of the traffic accidents and the countermeasures for them in Fukui Pref. and: (2) the effectiveness of traffic sianals and side walks at the each route in Fukui. As the result of this study,it is shown that Fukui Pref. is behind in the establishment of side walks and although traffic signals are effective at almost every route,the effectiveness of side walks cannot be observed at close upon half of the routes.departmental bulletin pape
Regarding the Relation between the Western Margin of the Fukui Plain and the Sabae Fault
No full textThe Fukui Earthquake, with a magnitude of 7.1, occurred on June 28, 1948. This earthquake occurred at the eastern margin of the Fukui Plain. The major active fault, named Fukui Heiya Touen Dansoutai, is present in this area. However, a clear indication of an active fault does not exist at the western margin of the Fukui Plain. We investigated the possibility of an active fault. As a result, we concluded that the Sabae Fault may be connected to the western margin of the Fukui Plain
Observation of Seisimic Waves in the Fukui Plain
No full textA large erthquake, the Fukui Earthquake with M7.1, occurred on June 28, 1948. The earthquake fault was baried under the thick accumulation of the Fukui Plain. The position of earthquake fault was not entirely clear because of the thick accumulation. The relation between the main fault and the earthquake fault in the eastern margin of the Fukui Plain has not been investigated in detail. We will
study the structure around the earthquake fault by using waveform recoerdings from the temporal staion at the high school
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