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DESCRIPTION:Learn how to get started researching your unique family history
  by taking this workshop. At the end of our session\, you will be ready to
  begin your own research. Topics to be covered include the following:\n\n&
 bull\;	Finding vital records:   land\, census\, and immigration \n &bull\;
 	Ordering internment camp records \n &bull\;	Finding picture-bride case fi
 les\, alien files\, and naturalization records\n &bull\;	Looking for clues
  in documents\n &bull\;	Taking that information to find records in Japan\n
  &bull\;	Looking for records available in Japan\, versus looking for recor
 ds available at the Family History Library \n &bull\;	Finding your Koseki 
 (family registry in Japan)\n &bull\;	Understanding Ohaka (grave site) and 
 Kakocho (death registry) \n &bull\;	Visiting relatives\, cemeteries\, and 
 temples\n\nLinda Harms Okazaki is a fourth-generation San Franciscan with 
 a background in education. An active member of the genealogical community 
 in California and beyond\, she is passionate about teaching Nikkei how to 
 to research\, document\, and share their personal family histories. Okazak
 i is a member of several genealogical associations\, including the Associa
 tion of Professional Genealogists\, the California Genealogical Society\, 
 and the Nikkei Genealogical Society.\n\nCost: $35 class fee plus admission
  to the museum (nonmembers\, $5\; students and seniors over age 65\, $3\; 
 JAMsj members and children under 12\, free). Active JAMsj volunteers recei
 ve a $15 discount.\n Must be 17 or older.\n\nThese workshops are limited t
 o a maximum of 30 participants (minimum 8 students). Early registration is
  recommended. Contact PublicPrograms@jamsj.org or call (408) 294-3138 to r
 eserve a spot.
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SUMMARY:Finding Your Japanese Roots in the U.S. and in Japan with Linda Har
 ms Okazaki
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