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Shigeo Uota and Tim Mitsuuki on the farm they started together.

Shigeo Uota was presented an award from the Emperor of Japan at a testimonial dinner April 29, 1985. The award, honoring him for the twenty years Uota trained Japanese workers for farm work in Japan, was the "Sixth Class of the Rising Sun" medal.

Visitors from Japan are shown around the Uota family farm near Ivanhoe, California. Shigeo Uota is their host.

Newly completed packing house on the farm of Shigeo Uota.

Workers are packing tomatoes, cucumbers and summer squash at Shigeo Uota's packing house near Ivanhoe, California.

Harvest equipment in use on the Uota farm near Ivanhoe, California. Hiroshi Uota is pictured driving the tractor.

Small celery stalks are grown from seed, then planted at the Uota farm near Ivanhoe, California.

Packing house and shop at the Uota farm near Ivanhoe. Pictured is Shigeo Uota.

Hiroshi Uota's aunt,Tsubokawa (first name missing), is pictured in a group photo taken at the Gila River internment camp. She is seventh from left in the second row.

Fumiko Uota just before leaving Camp Poston internment camp in 1945.