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Buddhist Church of San Francisco
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Special Dates to Remember
April 5
April 8
April 11, 12 & 18
April 19
April 25
Hanamatsuri
Tannisho Discussion
Cherry Blossom Festive
Regular Service & Cherry Blossom Parade
Shotsuki Hoyo
Metta Service
(Please see calendar for a complete listing of services events & classes)
April 2015
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
April
2015
Sensei’s Message
By
Rev.
Ronald
Kobata
April
2015
Come
ALIVE!
According
to
the
history
we
follow
in
the
BCA,
the
historical
Buddha
Sakyamuni
was
born
in
Lumbini
Garden
on
April
8,
almost
twenty‐six
centuries
ago.
The
legendary
accounts
of
his
birth
describe
that
at
the
moment
of
his
birth
he
stood
up
and
walked
seven
steps
to
the
North,
South,
East
and
West,
then
raised
his
Qny
fingers
up
to
the
sky
and
down
towards
the
earth,
and
proclaimed,
“In
the
heaven
above
and
on
earth
below,
I
am
the
most
honored
one.
I
shall
dispel
the
suffering
that
fills
the
world.”
This
proclamaQon
summarizes
the
meaning
of
our
religious
life
on
the
Buddhist
path.
This
year
we
will
celebrate
Sakyamuni
Buddha’s
birth
on
April
5,
with
a
10:00
a.m.
service
in
the
hondo
where
we
will
set
up
the
tradiQonal
Hana‐mido
(flower
shrine)
to
perform
the
tradiQonal
Kan‐Butsu
(bathing
Buddha)
ritual.
The
Dharma
message
for
the
Hana
Matsuri
(Flower
FesQval)
service
will
be
given
by
Rev.
Shousei
Hanayama
of
the
Watsonville
Buddhist
Temple.
Rev.
Hanayama
spent
four
years
of
his
childhood
in
Seabrook,
New
Jersey,
where
his
father
Rev.
Shoyu
Hanayama
served
the
Seabrook
Buddhist
Temple
from
1964
–
1968.
Shosei
Sensei’s
grandfather
Rev.
Shinsho
Hanayama
was
the
Bishop
of
the
BCA
from
1959
–
1968.
Special
musical
presentaQons
by
the
BCSF
choir
and
musicians,
along
with
a
performance
by
Dharma
School
students
will
be
included
in
the
service
program.
A
luncheon
will
be
served
following
the
service.
Let’s
join
together
to
commemorate
and
celebrate
the
person
who
came
ALIVE
to
the
Dharma.
Speaking
of
coming
alive,
during
this
month’s
San
Francisco
Interfaith
Council’s
meeQng
at
St.
Mark’s
Lutheran
Church
there
was
a
speaker,
Rev.
Floyd
Trammell,
who
related
his
faith
journey
to
his
present
posiQon
as
the
Spiritual
Care
Manager
with
the
Sojourn
Chaplaincy
at
San
Francisco
General
Hospital.
During
the
talk
he
shared
a
few
quotes
from
people
who
have
influenced
his
ministry.
I
was
especially
encouraged
to
hear
an
exhortaQon
afributed
to
Rev.
Howard
Thurman,
who
was
a
mentor
to
the
Rev.
Dr.
MarQn
Luther
King,
Jr.
The
quote
was,
“Don’t
ask
what
the
world
needs;
ask
what
makes
you
come
alive,
and
then
go
do
that.
Because
what
the
world
needs
is
people
who
have
come
alive.”
Following
Rev.
Trammell’s
talk,
I
went
to
thank
him
for
his
sharing
and
menQoned
to
him
that
I
had
been
using
the
phrase
“Come
ALIVE”
as
an
alternaQve
expression
for
the
Buddhist
term
enlightenment
and
explained
the
acronym
I’ve
created
for
ALIVE
as:
Aware
/
Loving
/
Inspired
/
Valued
/
Engaged.
He
appreciated
this
view
of
what
it
means
to
be
alive.
This
is
the
way
I
appreciate
the
meaning
of
the
infant’s
birth
and
proclamaQon
in
Lumbini
Garden
twenty‐six
hundred
years
ago
that
conQnues
to
inspire
us
to
come
alive,
One
with
Immeasurable
Life.
Namo
AmidaButsu
www.bcsfweb.org
We
are
constantly
told
to
move
our
valuables
from
within
our
cars
and
secure
them
in
the
trunk.
However,
just
recently,
one
of
our
members
experienced
a
burglary
from
her
car
trunk.
This
member
had
parked
her
car
on
Austin
Alley
while
attending
the
Ohigan
service.
A
burglar
broke
into
her
car
trunk
and
made
off
with
some
valuables,
including
some
cash.
Fortunately,
her
car
was
not
damaged.
Please
be
mindful
of
what
you
put
in
your
car
trunk.
If
you
are
unfortunate
enough
to
be
a
victim
of
burglary,
please
consider
filing
a
police
report.
You
can
file
a
report
on‐line
by
going
to
www.sf‐police.org
and
clicking
File
a
Police
Report
under
Most
Requested.
You
may
not
get
your
stolen
items
back
but
filing
a
police
report
will
be
beneficial
during
SFPD
strategic
planning
time.
One
of
the
factors
that
is
considered
during
strategic
planning
is
the
number
of
police
reports
of
various
crimes.
The
districts
in
SF
that
report
more
crime
will
get
more
SFPD
attention.
Those
districts
that
do
not
have
much
theft
or
under‐report
thefts
are
less
likely
to
get
resources
during
resource
allocation.
BCSF
Safety
&
Security
Committee
Sympathy
The Buddhist Church of San Francisco extends its deepest sympathy to the family &
friends of the late:
Mr. Takeo Kuno who passed away on 02/26/2015
Jayne Hisaye Nakamoto who passed away on 3/8/2015
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
April
2015
Living Nembutsu
By
David
PaQng
Sensei
April
2015
Spring
Fever*
This
winter
has
been
extra‐ordinarily
dry.
We
are
in
fourth
year
of
no
rainfall—a
drought.
Looking
east,
the
Sierra
hills
are
topless
of
snow.
Their
nakedness
sounds
the
alarm
of
coming
summer:
no
snow,
no
water.
Without
water,
many
things
(including
us)
will
struggle,
as
will
fish,
trees
and
farmers.
Save
up
now
because
your
water
bill
is
go
up
up!
Yet,
as
we
are
nearing
the
corner
of
winter
and
spring,
not
quite
aware
of
the
coming
calamity
ahead,
I
see
glimmers
of
hope
as
young
sprouts
spring
in
my
yard
from
barren
soil.
From
dirt
arise
seeds;
from
seeds
come
tendrils
of
grass;
from
green
grass
grow
worms;
from
worms
comes
earthy
richness
teaming
with
life.
My
yard
is
a
glorious
explosion
of
acQvity,
colors,
sounds
and
smells.
I
get
spring
fever
whenever
I
see
pale
shades
of
lavender,
bright
petals
of
speckled
white,
spofed
ladybugs
flufering,
spiders
stalking,
earwigs
scafering—good
eaQng
for
the
slender
salamander
who
is
close
at
hand.
I
am
even
visited
by
a
red‐breasted
robin‐‐
where
are
you
migraQng?
To
what
do
I
owe
your
early
springQme
company?
Just
then,
I
feel
a
jolt
and
a
quake.
California
has
many
such
quakes.
“Not
unusual,”
I
think.
However
this
one
is
different,
larger
and
more
intense
in
acQvity
and
color.
It
opens
the
land
and
splits
the
earth
wide
open.
And
there,
in
my
yard,
“from
out
of
this
crevice
there
appear
incalculable
thousands
of
myriads
of
ko2s
of
bodhisafva
mahasafvas.
All
have
golden
bodies
endowed
with
the
thirty‐two
marks
and
radiaQng
immeasurable
rays
of
light.
They
had
all
previously
been
living
in
the
space
under
the
earth
of
the
saha
world.
Having
heard
the
sound
of
[nature’s]
calling,
all
of
these
bodhisafvas
emerge
from
below.
“*
Oh,
Bodhisafva’s,
where
have
you
come
from?
Why
are
you
in
my
yard
of
spring
flowers?
Thereupon
the
many
bodhisafvas
sat
cross‐legged
upon
lion
seats
made
from
mushrooms
shaded
by
cherry
blossoms,
each
afended
by
a
great
many
wonderful
marvelous
insect
creatures
said,
“The
Tathagata
now
wants
to
reveal
the
wisdom
of
the
buddhas.
Come
closer.
Do
not
have
any
doubts,
for
the
wisdom
of
buddhas
is
difficult
to
comprehend!
You
should
now
awaken
to
the
power
of
faith…you
will
be
able
to
hear
what
you
may
never
have
heard
before...have
no
doubts
or
fear!”
“Having
afained
highest,
complete
enlightenment
in
this
saha
world,
bodhisafvas
restrained
their
thoughts
and…abiding
in
this
world,
[they]
always
culQvate
[virtuous]
pracQces…
constantly
pracQcing
teaching
with
vigor,
day
and
night…
the
path
is
awakened
in
them
in
as
they
live
in
the
space
under
the
earth
of
this
saha
world…leading
and
inspiring
all
to
the
truth.”
Am
I
feverish?
Am
I
hearing
things?
Here
in
my
yard,
among
bugs
and
bushes—bodhisafvas
springing
forth
speaking
to
me?
And
yet
we
are
taught:
Daily,
myriads
of
buddhas
and
bodhisafvas
arise
from
the
earth
to
lead
us
to
the
truth.
We
just
need
to
hear,
see
and
realize
them!
Please
listen
carefully
as
we
celebrate
the
joyous
days
of
this
year’s
very
brief
Spring—Buddha
calls
to
us!
Namo
Amida
Butsu.
*
Based
upon
the
Lotus
Sutra
(Chapter
15),
“Bodhisafvas
Emerging
from
the
Earth.”
www.bcsfweb.org
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
Board
of
Directors
MeeBng
Oct
9,
2014
6:00P.M.
in
BCSF
Social
Hall
Board
Members
present:
James
Basore,
Doug
Dorn,
Befy
Fujimoto,
Yumi
Hafa,
Pres.
David
Kamita,
Dean
Hedani,
Rev.
Ron
Kobata,
Treas.
Jeff
Matsuoka,
Richard
Okiuye,
David
PaQng,
Dr.Y.
Shimazu,
Giles
Tarquin,
Akemi
Yoshimoto.
1)  MeeQng
was
called
to
order
by
Pres.
David
Kamita
at
6
p.m.
Rev.
Kobata
led
opening
meditaQon
and
Gasho
2)  Solar
Power‐‐
Jesse
Quay
of
Sun
Light
and
Power
presented
a
proposal
from
his
company
and
answered
quesQons
about
installing
solar
panels
on
BCSF
roof
and
about
solar
power
in
general.
Next
month,
we
will
host
another
solar
panel
provider.
3)  AppreciaQons
‐Rev.
Kobata
expressed
his
graQtude
to
the
BCSF
Board
of
Directors
for
the
wedding
giu
to
his
daughter
Trina
and
new
son‐in‐law
Chris;
to
the
80
guests
at
the
Buddhist
Hunger
Walk
on
Oct.
13.
and
to
Sangha
for
lunch,
and
for
temple
tour;
to
Sandy
Yamakishi,
“C.J
“
Jones,
Maf
SQmson
helped
distribute
some
of
the
many
oil
painQngs
that
were
donated
to
the
church;
to
Camille
PaQng
and
others
who
afended
the
Dharma
School
Teachers
Conference;
and
to
BCSF
Office
Mngr.
Mary
Brown
who
conQnues
a
gentle
Yoga
class
at
BCSF.‐‐Millicent
Ishimaru
thanked
Misuzu
and
Hiro
Hayama
for
their
Terrarium
Workshop
on
10/7.
‐‐
GraQtude
was
extended
to
all
the
volunteers
who
parQcipated
in
the
Annual
Fall
Clean‐Up
and
to
those
ladies
who
came
in
on
Saturday
before
the
clean‐up
and
did
necessary
tasks.
However,
befer
co‐ordinaQon
is
needed.
The
backdrop
curtain
and
upper‐border
curtain
on
gym
stage
was
put
in
place
during
the
clean‐up.‐‐Richard
thanked
Jiten
Daiko
youth
group
who
performed
at
Gay
Men’s
Chorus
fundraiser
and
to
all
who
afended.
The
kids
Taiko
group
was
a
major
hit
at
this
show
w/numerous
compliments
from
all
sides.
4)  Minutes
of
9/11/14
approved
w/correcQons
to
final
ediQon
(MSC
Dean/Befy
13/0/0)
5)  Minister's
Report
6)  Treasurer's
Report
Approved
(MSC
Richard/Doug
13/0/0)
7)  Youth
AthleQc
Assoc.
(YAO)
Scholarship
Fund‐‐
BCSF
awards
$150
to
YAO
Scholarship
Fund
(MSC
Kamita/
Dorn
9/3/0)
8)  New
Business–
A.Japanese
Cemetery‐‐Dean
has
researched
BCSF's
ownership
of
plots
at
Japaneser
Cemetery
in
Colma
(BCSF
bought
10,
sold
three,
and
currently
owns
seven,
all
purchased
for
$1,500
ea.
and
now
worth
as
much
as
$5k
ea.
He
also
visits
the
Colma
facility
and
has
located
BCSF's
plots)
B.
Acupuncture‐‐Giles
noted
the
success
of
Cindy
Chang’s
acupuncture
and
his
massage
programs
at
Ginza
Bazaar,
and
asked
about
conQnuing
his
massage
program
on
a
regular
basis.
David
K.
noted
that
there
might
be
City
and
County
of
San
Francisco
regulaQons
to
be
considered.
In
closing‐‐Rev.
Kobata
noted
the
passing
of
Mrs.
Masako
Iwase,
and
group
unanimously
dedicated
the
evening's
meeQng
in
her
memory.
Minutes
respeczully
submifed
by
Doug
Dorn
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
Board
of
Directors
MeeBng
JANUARY
8,
2015
6:00
P.M.
in
BCSF
Social
Hall
Board
Members
present:
James
Basore,
Frank
Del
Gaizo,
Doug
Dorn,
Befy
Fujimoto,
Pres.
David
Kamita,
Yumi
Hafa‐Wong,
,Dean
Hedani,
Rev.
Ron
Kobata,
Jeff
Matsuoka,
David
PaQng,
Dr.
Y.
Shimazu,
Giles
Tarquin,
and
Calvin
Yee,
and
Akemi
Yoshimoto.
1.MeeQng
called
to
order
by
Pres.
David
Kamita
at
6:40
pm.
Gasho
lead
by
Rev.
Kobata.
2.
Welcome
and
IntroducQons
new
board
member
Frank
Del
Gaizo
introduced
himself
(originally
from
New
Jersey,
now
works
at
SF
InternaQonal
Airport),
followed
by
a
round
of
board
member
introducQons.
3.
AppreciaQons
extended
to
Mrs.
Yasuko
Fukuda
for
Japanese
Shotsuki
list;
to
Befy
Fujimoto
for
the
evening's
toban,
to
all
conQnuing
board
members,
to
all
who
helped
at
Joya‐E
service;
to
all
"Best
of
Grateful
Crane"
show
help.
4.
Approval
of
Minutes
from
Dec.
11,
2014
w/
correcQons
(MSC
Doug/Jeff/Unanimous)
5.
ExecuQve
Board
ElecQons
following
slate
of
officers
nominated
and
approved
by
unanimous
vote
(MSC
Rudy/Befy/Unanimous)‐‐President
David
Kamita
Co‐Vice
Presidents:
David
PaQng
and
Yumi
Hafa‐Wong
(w/understanding
that
acceptance
of
this
posiQon
is
not
a
precedent
for
board
president).
Treasurer:
Jeff
Matsuoka
Secretary:
Douglas
Dorn
6.
Presidents
Report
David
reported
on
successful
Helpers
AppreciaQon
luncheon
at
Gourmet
Carousel
Restaurant
in
December
for
the
numerous
people
at
BCSF
who
give
their
Qme
and
experQse
to
keeping
this
temple
going‐‐to
those
who
trek
down
to
the
Flower
Mart
to
secure
flowers
for
the
Onaijin,
to
those
who
arrange
the
altar
flowers,
to
those
who
secure
the
weekly
array
of
pastry
and
refreshments
that
always
appear
on
Sunday
Morning
in
the
Social
Hall,
to
all
the
people
whose
Dana
of
Qme
and
knowledge
keep
BCSF
happening.
7.
Ministers
Report
(See
Rev
Kobata's
wrifen
report)
8.
Treasurers
Report
Accepted
(MSC
David
P/James
14/0/0
)
A.
Income
&
Expense
Report
for
2014
showing
BCSF's
income
exceeded
expenditures
(123.46%
!).
Event Total
Gross Total
Expense Total
Net
Grateful
Crane
*
$
20,126.83 $
5,087.16 $
15,039.67 Ginza
Bazaar $
57,899.91 $
30,454.27 $
27,445.58 Chicken
Bento
$
16,022.30 $
4,498.73 $
11,523.57 Aloha
Chicken
$
8,051.00 $
1,879.19 $
6,711.80 *earmarked
for
bldg.
fund
Discussion
of
future
of
Ginza
Bazaar
followed.
Ginza
Bazaar
Commifee
will
seek
guidance
from
BOD.
B.
Orei
for
Ministers
Assistants‐‐Monetary
appreciaQons
to
assistant
ministers
of
up
to
$500
honorariums
approved(MSC
Rudy/Befy
/13/0/1
abstenQon
by
D.
PaQng).
9.
General
Announcements
A.
Ho‐On‐Ko
Service.
BCA
Annual
MeeQng‐‐Feb.
25‐March
1
in
San
Diego.
B.
BCSF
CommuniQes
MeeQng‐‐Feb
12.
C.
Gym
ConstrucQon‐‐Bldg.
Commifee
to
construct
addiQons/
repairs
in
gym.
D.
Safety/Security‐Pres.
Kamita
noted
need
for
everyone
to
stay
security‐conscious.
MeeQng
adjourned
at
9.15
p.m.
w/
closing
Gasho
by
Rev.
Kobata.
Next
MeeQng
Thursday,
February
12,
2015
at
6
p.m.
BCSF
CommuniQes
MeeQng
at
7
p.m.
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
Board
of
Directors
MeeBng
February
12,
2015
6:00P.M.
in
BCSF
Social
Hall
Members
Afending:
Frank
Del
Gaizo,
Doug
Dorn,
Befy
Fujimoto,
Julie
Yumi
Hafa‐Wong,
Dean
Hedani,
Pres.
David
Kamita,
Rev.
Ron
Kobata,
Treas.
Jeff
Matsuoka,
Richard
Okiuye,
Dr.
Y.
Shimazu,
Gills
Tarquin,
Akemi
Yoshimoto.
1)  MeeQng
called
to
order
by
Pres.
Kamita
at
6:15
p.m.
Rev.
Kobata
lead
opening
Gasho.
2)  Minutes
of
Jan
8,
2015
tabled.
3)  Elevator
monitoring‐‐
Rev.
Kobata
said
some
members
have
expressed
concerns
to
him
about
access
to
the
Hondo
via
BCA
elevator
and
the
chairliu.
Henceforth,
we
will
announce
at
Sunday
Service
that
volunteer(s)
are
needed
at
specific
Qmes.
Yumi
offered
to
coordinate
the
effort.
4)  Discussion
of
Cemetery
plots
‐‐Resolved:
BCSF
accepts
wrifen
offers
from
two
BCSF
members
to
purchase
two
cemetery
plots
for
$1,500.
each
w/addiQonal
donaQon
of
$4k
ea.
to
BCSF
and
$1k
ea.
to
Japanese
Benevolent
Society.
(Dean/Richard
11‐0‐0).
5)  Pride
Parade
on
June
28,
2015
Discussion
(discussion
was
interrupted
by
scheduled
7
p.m.
arrival
of
Affiliates,
but
enQre
mafer
is
included
here
for
sake
of
conQnuity).
Resolved:
BCSF
will
parQcipate
in
2015
San
Francisco
Pride
Parade
and
allocates
$2,223.50
for
entry
fees
and
'Trolley'
rental.
(Yumi/Jeff
10/0/1).
6)  Affiliates
MeeQng
Pres.
Kamita
introduced
the
session
by
noQng
that
this
is
the
first
of
three
or
four
meeQngs
a
year
w/Affiliates
and
BOD,
that
BCSF
has
a
full
season
of
upcoming
events,
where
we
need
to
coordinate
calendars,
that
we
always
look
for
ways
to
inter‐connect
BCSF's
various
communiQes,
starQng
with
Feb.
22
Chicken
Bento
followed
by
Church
Clean‐Up
on
March
22
with
other
events
following.
(see
www.bcsfweb.org
for
complete
calendar).
RepresentaQves
of
Affiliated
OrganizaQons
afended
the
first
of
quarterly
get‐togethers
including
Galen
Rogers
of
Jiten
Daiko
Taiko,
Jeff
Masuda
of
Youth
AthleQc
OrganizaQon
(YAO)
and
Assistant
Cub
Master
Elson
Seiki
from
Boy
Scouts
(Troop
29),
Greg
Serra
of
Junior
Young
Buddhist
Assoc.
(Jr.
YBA),
Dr.
Shimazu
of
Soko
Gakuen,
Girls
Scout/
Brownies
parent
rep
David
Kamita,
and
Yumi
Hafa‐Wong
(speaking
for
BWA)
all
met
w/BOD
to
exchange
calendars
and
to
build
community.
Summing
up,
David
and
Rev.
Kobata
noted
that
these
regular
Affiliates
MeeQng
will
replace
the
Family
Council,
will
occur
every
3
months
or
so,
and
the
next
one
will
be
in
June
in
preparaQon
for
Ginza
Bazaar.
7)  New
Business
A.
Hanamatsuri
Luncheon‐‐Yumi
announced
BWA
is
relinquishing
preparaQon
and
serving
of
Hanamatsuri
lunch
on
April
5.
Discussion
followed
on
how
to
do
it,
and
board
appointed
Yumi
and
Frank
as
co‐chairs
for
the
event.
B.
Annual
MeeQng
will
be
March
8.
C.
Orei‐
Resolved:
BCSF
sends
$150
orei
to
Senshin
Buddhist
Church
in
Los
Angeles
for
oil
painQng
portraits/landscapes
they
donated,
and
to
BCA
for
use
of
their
garage
for
storage.
(MSC
Jeff/Dean
Unanimous).
D.
Massage
Therapy‐‐
Mafer
referred
to
ExecuQve
Commifee
for
further
acQon.
E.
Ginza
Bazaar
(July
25/26)‐‐
Following
up
on
last
year's
organizaQonal
advances,
Board
members
will
need
to
become
shiu
leaders
and
coordinators
throughout
the
weekend.
F.
Spring
Clean
Up
(March
22
9a.m.‐Noon,
w/lunch
served)‐
8)
MeeQng
adjourned
w/closing
Gasho
by
Rev.
Kobata
Next
BCSF
Board
MeeQng
March
8,
2015
at
6.00
p.m.
Respeczully
submifed,
Doug
Dorn,
Secretary
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
~
DONATIONS
NEEDED
~
April
2015
Now
accepting
donations
for
Silent
Auction,
Bingo,
Raf8le,
Boutique
and
other
areas
for
the
77th
GINZA
BAZAAR!
If
you
know
of
a
shop,
museum,
restaurant,
person
or
service
provider
that
has
an
item
or
gift
certi8icate
that
they
might
donate
to
bene8it
BCSF’s
annual
bazaar,
please
reach
out
to
them.
BCSF
is
a
501(c)
tax‐exempt
religious
organization
and
many
donations
can
be
tax
deductible.
All
donors
will
be
gratefully
acknowledged
and
their
names
publicized
during
the
bazaar.
Help
make
this
year’s
Bazaar
an
amazing
and
fun
event!
Founded 1898
Buddhist Church of San Francisco
1881 Pine Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
415-776-3158 * FAX 415-776-0264
www.bcsfweb.org
[email protected]
DonaQon
Form
–
77th
Ginza
Bazaar
–
July
25‐26,
2015
OrganizaQon/Donor
_______________________________________________________
Contact
Person
_______________________________________________________
Address
_______________________________________________________
_______________________email____________________________
Phone
Number
DescripQon
of
DonaQon(s)
&
Monetary
Amount
_______________________________________________________
Goods
or
Services _______________________________________________________
Giu
CerQficates
_______________________________________________________
Other
_______________________________________________________
Please
contact
us
if
you
want
your
donaQon
to
be
picked
up.
Otherwise,
please
return
this
form
with
your
donaQon
to:
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
1881
Pine
Street,
San
Francisco,
CA
94109
[email protected]
FAX:
415‐776‐0264
Thank
you
for
your
generous
donaQon!
An
acknowledgement
lefer
will
be
sent
upon
receipt
of
your
donaQon
by
the
office.
Please
contact
us
if
you
have
any
quesQons
or
need
addiQonal
informaQon.
The
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
is
a
501(c)
tax‐exempt
religious
organizaQon.
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐For
BCSF
OFFICE
USE
ONLY
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Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
April
2015
Thank
you
to
the
flower
volunteers
in
April:
TANNISHO
DISCUSSION
Wednesday
April
8th
7:30P.M.
Served by the Cub Scouts
Chapter
9:
Worldly
Suffering
led
by
Sensei
David
Pating
Friday April 10th
7:30PM
Shinran’s
Tannisho
is
considered
BCSF Social Hall
one
of
the
world’s
great
religious
~
testaments
inspiring
i
millions.
Pick up: 4/3
Rev.
Kobata;
4/9
Suzanne
&
Min
Yamamada;
4/17
Cindy
Okazaki;
4/23
Marcie
Sada
Ar rangers: 4/3
Akiko
Arikawa
&
Susie
Sato;
4/10
Mrs.
N.
Takikawa,
Mrs.
T.
Nakamura
&
Mrs.
Y.
Noda;
4/17
Befy
Tsugawa
&
Akiko
Arikawa;
4/24
Sylvia
Corrigan
&
Junko
Low
ヨガを始めませんか？
無料です。
Wear
loose
clothing
Bring
a
yoga
mat
and
towel
Please
Register
for
class
by
calling:
415‐776‐3158
毎月曜日、午後1時半から2時半まで
ヨガマットとタオルを持参のこと。
ゆったりとした服装でおいてください。
サインアップ(登録)は415‐776‐3158
迄
Sunday, April 5th at 10:00 A.M.
Hana-matsuri Service
and Flower Display in
the Hondo with Guest
Speaker, Rev. Shousei
Hanayama from
Watsonville.
Please join us for
Lasagna Lunch following
the service!
Join
us
in
celebration
of
the
birth
of
our
spiritual
life
that
appeared
in
human
history
in
the
person
of
Siddhartha
Gautama,
who
upon
Awakening
to
the
Dharma
became
known
as
Shakyamuni
Buddha.
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
April
2015
2015
BCSF
Annual
General
MeeBng:
Sunday,
March
8,
2015
11am
in
the
Social
Hall
The
2015
Annual
MeeQng
was
held
at
11:00
A.M.
in
the
social
hall
on
Sunday,
March
8,
2015.
Afendees
heard
an
overview
of
church
affairs
including
fundraisers
and
building
improvement
projects.
BCSF
decided
to
present
the
report
in
a
way
that
would
help
BCSF
use
less
paper,
using
the
big
screen
in
the
social
hall,
afached
to
a
lap
top.
Printed
copies
are
available
in
the
office
upon
request.
2015 Horibe Award
Nominations Accepted Now
Have any young members of our Sangha impressed you with their
interest in Buddhism or their spirit of Dana? Please consider
nominating them for the Horibe Religious Award.
The Horibe Award was established through the generosity of
Mrs. Suye Horibe, in memory of Sutekichi and Tasuke Horibe.
It is bestowed upon a young member of BCSF who lives life in
accordance with the Dharma while supporting and strengthening
the Sangha.
Any child of a dues-paying member of BCSF between 16 and 22
years of age may be nominated. The recipient will be presented
with the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100) and a framed
Certificate of Recognition at the Graduation Service on Friday,
June 5th at 7:00 pm.
Nominations must be received by the o!ce by May4 to be
eligible for consideration for the 2015 award. The Award
Committee will confirm the qualifications of any nominee, so
please feel free to enter the name of your favorite young
member without worry. If you have questions, please contact
Tara Mochizuki the BCSF O!ce 415-776-3158 or
[email protected]
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
Bodhisattva Corner April 2015
by Elaine Donlin Sensei
We
live
busy
stress‐filled
lives.
Taking
a
moment
or
two
here
and
there
and
recollec2ng
the
kindness
of
others,
moves
our
heart.
Feelings
of
gra2tude
more
easily
arise.
Gra2tude
buffers
us
against
cynicism
and
sarcasm.
It
opens
our
heart
and
brings
us
closer
to
others.
Friends
become
closer
and
more
numerous.
Feelings
of
worthiness,
wellness,
and
joy
start
filling
our
heart.
~
Barry
Kerzin
I
am
constantly
dependent
on
the
kindness
of
others.
Regardless
of
the
mood
I’m
in
or
whether
I
even
acknowledge
the
kindness
or
not,
I
am
constantly
the
recipient
of
others’
generosity
and
kindness.
And
I
receive
it
in
so
many
ways.
From
the
Qme
I
wake
up
to
the
Qme
I
fall
asleep,
I
have
benefited
from
others’
efforts.
I
ouen
need
to
take
a
moment
to
pay
afenQon
or
else
the
kindness
goes
unnoQced.
This
could
include
someone’s
kind
words,
or
afenQveness,
or
honesty
–
all
of
which
serves
to
open
my
heart
to
the
boundless
compassion
supporQng
me….
At
the
end
of
January,
our
Office
Manager,
Mary,
took
a
much
deserved
vacaQon.
During
the
two
weeks
of
her
absence,
the
BCSF
office
was
staffed
through
the
kindness
and
generosity
of
our
members.
Deep
graQtude
is
extended
to:
Yoshi,
Dean,
Harumi,
Suzanne,
Gregg,
Teresa,
Sandy,
Akemi,
Eiko,
Junko
and
Maf
P.
for
keeping
the
ship
afloat!
Yes,
our
BCSF
Girl
Scouts
rock!
Last
month
I
thanked
the
Cadefes
(and
their
families)
for
helping
BWA
in
pu€ng
up
the
annual
Hinamatsuri
Doll
display.
This
month,
our
Seniors,
Ambassadors,
and
1
Daisy
helped
take
it
all
down,
carefully
wrapping
each
figurine
for
storage.
Big
thanks
to
Glynis
Nakahara
(set
up)
and
Nanayo
Silver
(take
down)
for
coordinaQng
each
shiu!
In
addiQon
to
having
Rev.
Tetsuo
Unno
come
to
BCSF,
Ohigan
Sunday
began
with
homemade
ohagi!
Thank
you
to
Marcie,
Stephanie
and
the
gang
for
preparing
ohagi
for
the
enQre
sangha!
I
also
look
forward
to
Ohigan
because
of
the
film
and
lunch
that
follows!
This
year
was
no
excepQon.
Many
thanks
to
Sandy
Yamakishi
for
coordinaQng
the
delicious
lunch,
as
well
as,
the
BCSF
volunteers
that
served
as
Sandy’s
crew;
to
Rev.
Kobata
for
securing
the
movie,
A
LeRer
to
Momo;
and
to
Calvin
and
Doug
for
their
tech
support
with
the
film!
What
iniQally
brought
me
to
BCSF
many
years
ago
was
a
memorial.
What
drew
me
back
(the
very
next
day!)
was
the
Dharma.
And
I
am
so
very
grateful
that
we
have
teachers
here
at
BCSF
who
conQnue
to
offer
their
Qme
and
effort
to
share
their
appreciaQon
of
the
Dharma
with
us.
Leo
Joslin
has
diligently
led
the
weekly
Wednesday
Mindfulness
meditaQon
for
some
Qme
now.
His
commifed
and
gentle
kindness
has
not
gone
unnoQced
and
is
truly
appreciated
by
many.
Likewise,
David
PaQng
Sensei’s
monthly
Tannisho
Discussion
group
conQnues
to
deepen
our
understanding
of
Shinran’s
teachings.
Thank
you
David
and
Leo
for
filling
our
hearts
with
joy!
BCSF
is
a
great
place
to
open
our
hearts,
allowing
the
feelings
of
graQtude
to
arise…
Namo
Amida
Butsu
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
Sustaining Members
April
2015
BCSF
completely
depends
on
the
generosity
of
its
members
to
help
spread
the
Dharma.
–
Thank
you!
Aoki,
Eiko
Arakawa,
Janet
Brown,
Mary
Dairiki,
Jack
Dorn,
Douglas
Durst,
Thomas
&
Diane
Fukuda,
Yasuko
Furuya,
Emiko
Galant,
Milton
Galant,
Serelle
Hagio,
Stephanie
Hamada,
Miles
&
Loraine
Harada,
Chiyeko
Hafa,
Yumi
&
Francis
Wong
Hedani,
Dean
Higashi,
Sakaye
Hirota,
Yoshikazu
Ichimoto,
Setsuko
Ikuma
Masahiko,
&
Kazuye
Ina,
Michael
&
Vickie
Inouye
Alice
Ishii,
Hatsumi
Ishisaki,
Mary
Ito,
Yuriye
Joslin,
Leo
Kashiwagi,
Hiroshi
&
Sadako
Katsuyama,
Setsuko
Kazama,
Miyako
Kimata,
Arlene
&
Gary
Kitahata
Kishida,
Russell
&
Harumi
Kitazumi,
Befy
&
Calvert
Kobara,
Kazuko
Kotabe,
Sharon
Kunihara,
Daniel
&
Janet
Kurata
,Joseph
Lee,
Ibuki
Low,
Junko
Maeyama,
Jun
&
Kay
Masada,
Miyuki
Matoi,
Helen
Matsuoka,
Jeff
&
Akemi
Mizono,
Gary
&
Lisa
Mizota,
Asaye
Mochizuki,
Tara
&
Jeffrey
Chu
Mori,
Jeff
&
Sandy
Nagai,
Brian
&
Robert
Daroff
Nakamoto,
Haruko
Nakamura,
Harry
Nakano,
Diane
Nakao,
May
Nerio,
Tokie
Nishimoto,
Ed
&
Ayako
Noguchi,
John
&
Diane
Noguchi,
Nell
Ochi,
Alice
Miyoko
Ochi,
Mickie
Oka,
Yoshihiro
Oka,
Yukiko
Okamoto,
Kumi
Okamura,
Ricky
&
Glenda
Okawachi,
Kimio
&
Hiroko
Okazaki,
Cindy
&
Tim
Didion
Okiuye,
Richard
Saiki,
Kinko
Sakuma,
Susan
&
Wilfred
Lim
Sasaki,
David
&
Cindi
Sato,
Hideo
&
Fumiye
Shigio,
Randall
Sumida,
Yoko Suyeyasu,
Marumi
M.
Suzuki,
Lorraine
Tanaka,
Isago
Isao
Tanaka,
Setsuko
J.
Tanaka,
Violet
Tashiro,
Michiko
Toriumi,
Ruth
Tsugawa,
Befy
Yamagishi,
Akiko
Yamamoto,
Dick
&
Elaine
Yamasaki,
Joyce
Yamasaki,
Kiyoko
Yao,
Shinji
&
Yoshi
Yao,
Yutaka
Yasumoto,
John
&
Chitose
Yonemoto,
Lois
Yoshikawa,
Ben
&
Miyeko
Yoshimoto,
Akemi
O‐HIGAN
Service
and
Seminar
March
14th
&
15th
On
Saturday,
March
14th
&
Sunday,
March
15th,
Rev.
Tetsuo
Unno
and
his
wife
were
in
San
Francisco
speaking
at
BCSF’s
O‐Higan
Weekend.
From
1:00‐4:00P.M.
on
Saturday,
March
14th
Rev.
Unno
led
a
seminar
to
40
people
on
the
topic
of
“O‐Higan”.
The
seminar
was
held
in
the
social
hall
and
was
open
to
everyone.
On
Sunday,
March
15th
Rev.
Unno
gave
a
very
enjoyable
Dharma
Talk
in
honor
of
O‐higan.
Jack
Dairiki,
Sumie
Unno,
Rev.
Tetsuo
Unno,
Rev.
Kobata
www.bcsfweb.org
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
April
2015
Acknowledgments for February 2015
The
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
thanks
our
members
&
friends
for
your
thoughzul
and
generous
donaQons
during
the
month
of
February.
This
list
covers
contribuQons
recorded
as
of
February
24,
2015.
SHOTSUKI HOYO
IN MEMORY OF
Akashi,
Mitsuru
50
Arakawa,
Atlas
&
Janet
100
Fukunaga,
Jean
25
Furuya,
Emiko
30
Furuya,
Emiko
30
Harada,
Kazue
50
Hashimoto,
Hideo
&
Michiko 100
Kagami,
Hisashi
&
Akiko
50
Kami,
Yoshiaki
25
Kashiwagi,
Hiroshi
&
Sadako 20
Katsuyama,
Setsuko 100
Kennedy,
Shelley
&
Christopher
50
Kishida,
Russell
&
Harumi 200
Kobata,
Rev
Ronald
&
Sayoko
100
Kojimoto,
Keith
&
Priscilla 100
Matsuba,
Takumi
&
Keiko
30
Michida,
Donald
25
Murakami,
Yukiye
40
Murata,
Yukio
&
Florence
20
Nakao,
Henry
100
Nishimoto,
Edward
&
Ayako 50
Nonaka,
Takeo
&
Daisy
50
Nosaka
Family
40
Okamura,
Ricky
&
Glenda 50
Okazaki,
Cynthia
&
Dana
100
Sato,
Dennis
&
Susie 100
Sato,
Kenneth
&
Helen
50
Sato,
Kenneth
&
Helen
100
Shimamoto,
Hiko
&
Susan 25
Shintaku,
Yone
100
Suzuki,
Hisa 20
Takenaka,
Yoshinori
&
Kyoko 30
Tanaka,
Violet
100
Tohei,
Joanne
Kiyoko 20
Toriumi,
Ruth
20
Yamamoto,
Leina
50
Yamasaki,
Kiyoko
25
Yao,
Shinji
&
Yoshi 50
Yao,
Yutaka 25
Okabe,
Mitsufumi
&
Rumi
Okabe,
Nozomi
Okabe,
Okabe,
Kitazumi,
Befy
&
Calvert
Kitazumi,
Befy
&
Calvert
Naito,
Kiyoshi
&
Yasuko
Fukuda
Akashi,
Mitsuru
Dyson,
Kaji
Ina,
Michael
&
Vickie
Murakami,
Shirley imo
Janet
Sato
imo
Toshihito
Kodama
imo
mother's
13th
year
imo
Toshikazu
Akashi imo
Ana
Yurika
Dyson
imo
Ayako
Mizono
imo
Kiyoshi
Ichiyasu 100
100
100
100
300
200
200
100
50
IN MEMORY OF Yoshitomi Fukushima
Nanya,
Kazuo
&
Rosalyn
Beltran,
Frank
&
Alicia
Sasaki,
George
&
Doris
Sparks,
Taylor Corrigan,
William
&
Sylvia Eijima,
Warren
Fukuda,
Yasuko
Hayashida,
Joel
&
Susan
Lew Kawamoto,
Kaye
Kawashiri,
Melva
Kumi
Kawashiri,
Sakae
&
Mitsuko Matsumoto,
Daphne
Fusa Nakao,
May
Osumi,
Jerry
&
Eleanor
Sugawara,
Michael
&
Cynthia
Uyemura,
Naoaki
&
Nancy 50
50
25
25
30
20
30
50
150
100
300
100
25
30
200
50
IN MEMORY OF Minoru Katsuyama
Katsuyama,
Howard
Matsumoto,
Jane
Katsuyama,
Setsuko
IN MEMORY OF George Nakano
Okamoto,
Kumi
Nakano,
Diane
100
150
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Dere,
William
&
Sue Jodo
Shinshu
class
donaQon
Hayashida,
Joel
&
Susan
Lew
Kashiwagi,
Hiroshi
&
Sadako
donaQon
for
dharma
school
programs
Anonymous Annual
donaQon
200
25
250
500
100
100
500
THANK
YOU
FOR
YOUR
KIND
DONATIONS
OF
EMPTY
MILK
CARTONS
FOR
OUR
FUNDRAISERS!
Please
Make
Sure
to
Rinse
them
before
dropping
them
off
at
BCSF.
Mold
makes
them
unusable.
Thank
you.
Sunday May 17th Gotan-e in Celebration of
Shinran Shonin’s Birth
Shinran
Shonin
was
born
in
Hino
Village
(near
Kyoto)
on
May
21,
1173
to
Lord
and
Lady
Arinori
Hino.
Auer
losing
both
his
parents
before
the
age
of
nine,
he
was
taken
by
his
uncle
to
enter
the
priesthood
and
ordained
at
Shoren‐in
Temple
in
the
Higashiyama
area
of
Kyoto.
At
the
age
of
29,
becoming
disillusioned
with
his
spiritual
path
in
the
cloistered
monasQc
life
on
Mt.
Hiei,
he
joined
a
reformist
movement
led
by
Honen
Shonin.
Honen
was
introducing
a
new
school
of
Buddhist
thought
based
on
Pure
Land
Sutras.
We
will
gather
on
Sunday
May
17,
2015
starBng
at
10:00a.m.
for
Shuso
Gotan‐e
to
celebrate
the
birth
of
Shinran
Shoni,
the
founder
of
The
True
Pure
Land
Sect
of
Buddhism.
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サンフランシスコ仏教会のメンバーの皆様へ
緑輝く五月は、親鸞聖人の降誕会法要をお祝いする月です。
当仏教会では、来る５月１7日（日）午前 １０時に 日英両語で法要をお勤めいたします。
同時に初参りも行います。
どうぞ、ご家族、ご法友
お誘いの上、お参りください。 合掌 サンフランシスコ仏教会
Hatsumairi
(Infant
PresentaQon)
2015
Fax
to:
415‐776‐0264
or
mail
to:
BCSF
1881
Pine
Street
SF
CA
94109
Our
annual
Hatsumairi
(Infant
PresentaQon)
will
take
place
during
the
Gotan‐e
Service
on
Sunday
May
17
2015.
This
is
a
wonderful
way
to
introduce
your
young
family
members
to
the
Sangha!
Let
your
relaQves
&
friends
know
about
this
special
service.
Please
fill
out
the
form
below
&
return
it
to
the
Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
by
Monday
May
11th
2015
so
that
we
can
make
the
necessary
preparaQons.
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FORM
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Name
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Name
Sex(M/F)
Age Date
of
Birth
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Buddhist
Church
of
San
Francisco
April Shotsuki Hoyo
APRIL
2015
The
memorial
for
your
loved
ones
who
passed
away
in
April
will
be
held
on
Sunday
April
12th
at
10:00A.M.
in
English
and
at
1:00P.M.
in
Japanese.
You
are
most
welcome
to
afend.
Harukichi
Abe
Mitsue
Abe
Eitaro
Antoku
Ayako
Arishita
James
Arishita
Hidetoshi
Asaoka
Eikichi
Kimball
Asato
Shizue
Atsumi
Yasuko
Chishaki
Tsune
Dairiki Masaki
Dowke
Yuki
Enomoto
Kimiyo
Evans
Nobuo
Fujimoto
Joji
Fujimoto
Unoe
Fujisaki
Masao
Fujitaka
Masue
Fujiwara
Tomiko
Fujiwara
Mitsuko
Fukushima
June
Hatsuko
Gyotoku
Gary
T.
Hamada
H.J.
Belton
Hamilton
Jitsuhiko
Hara
June
Harada
Hatsuno
Haruyama
Tomiko
Hayakawa
Tokuji
Hedani
Kinjiro
Hedani
Jitsuo
Higashi
Jane
Akiko
Hiramatsu
Herbert
Masakatsu
Hiroshige
Chensee
Hom
Harumi
Horii
Tasuke
Horibe
Kimiko
Ikeno
Kumae
Inagaki
Isae
Inoue
Takeshi
Inouye
George
Saburo
Iseri
Kenzaburo
Ishihara
Motomu
Ishii
Chisano
Itatani
Jiro
Iwai
Shigetoshi
Iwasaki
Larry
Kenji
Iwase
Yuriko
Tsuji
Jordan
Takiko
Kabumoto
Ichiro
Kachu
Tamiji
Kanegawa
Yuri
Kapaona
Eijiro
Kato
Rinbei
Kato
Shingo
Kato
Hisao
Kawabata
Mansuke
Kawahara
Katsuyuki
Kawakami
Sakutaro
Kawakami
Moto
Kazama
Chiyo
Kenmotsu
Tora
Kinoshita
Masuko
Kishi
Sakuzo
Kitamura
Katashi
Kodama
Yoshiko
Komada
Shinsaku
Koyanagi
Yukiye
Kudo
Yoshiko
Kunitake
Kiyoko
Futatsuki
Kuroda
Nao
Kurotori
Nancy
Kurui
Hikojiro
Masuda
Akira
Matsumoto
Chiyoko
Matsuno
Yaroku
Matsuno
Jenny
Tayeko
Matsuo
Bunzaburo
Mayeda
Kataro
Mayeda
Toshiaki
Minamoto
Yahachiro
Miyahara
Sumiko
Miyamoto
Takeo
Miyamoto
Yone
Miyata
Fuyutaro
Miyazaki
Saichi
Mizono
Yukio
Mizota Hanpachi
Mizuiri
Jerry
Ichiro
Mizuiri
Masami
Mizuiri
Takehichi
Mizuiri
Toshiko
Mizuiri
Takino
Mizutani
Takako
Mori
Haluto
Moriguchi
Teruo
Henry
Morishita
George
Masaru
Murakami
Ryu
Naganuma
Misano
Nakagawa
Sakae
Nakagawa
Chiyoko
Nakai
Hideo
Nakai
Tome
Nakai
Kohei
Nakamura
Lawrence
Tomomi
Nakamura
Baby
Nakano
Sanichi
Nakao
Tosaku
Nakao
Tsuru
Nakashima
Shizuye
Nakatani
Misue
Nakayama
Ikuye
Nara
Komazo
Narahara
Tatsue
Narahara
Baron
Chiharu
Nishihara
Kaoru
Carol
Noda
Nobuaki
Noguchi
Saisuke
Noguchi
Kimiko
Noma Jinko
Noma
Eddie
Masayoshi
Nonaka
Mary
Hatsune
Nosaka
Masano
Nozawa
William
Goro
Obata
Mitsu
Odom
Umematsu
Oishi
Nobuichi
Okada
Hatsuko
Okamoto
Sueichi
Okamura
Kinu
Oki
Ralph
Okumura
Teiichi
Ono
Toraichi
Onoda
Katsutaro
Oshima
Sam
Sakao
Oshita
Eiji
Oshita
Kay
Setsuko
Oshita
Sam
Sakao
Oshita
Riu
Ouye
Yoshio
Ozaki
Tsunako
Saiguchi
Kitaichi
Sakai
Fuji
Sakata
Kanezo
Sato
Tow
Sato
Yasu
Shibuta
Matao
Maf
Shigio
Katsusaburo
Shikuma
Guy
Shikuma
Katsumi
Shimoda
Ritsuko
Shimosaka
Hana
Shimotsu
Uichiro
Shimotsu
Sachiko
Shiroma
Toshi
Suenaga
Roy
Mamoru
Sugaya
Shisho
Susukida
Chizue
Jean
Suyehiro
Yoshinori
Taguchi
Hide
Tahara
Isuke
Takada
Mabel
Shizuko
Takahashi
Shigeno
Takahashi
Roy
Hitoshi
Tamai
Anna
Tamura
Kiku
Tanabe
Shuichi
Tanabe
Tomoyuki
Tom
Tanaka
Grace
Saye
Tekawa
Herbert
Hisashi
Terada
Chonen
Terakawa
Taeko
Tomonaga
Yuriko
Tsuji
Katsue
Tsujimoto
Tsuneko
Tsumura
Chiyo
Ueda
Torae
Ueda
Chika
Urashi
Yoshihiko
Ushijima
Teruo
Uyemoto
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Watanabe
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Yamamoto
George
Kazuo
Yamaoka
Hitoshi
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Yamate
Sasato
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Jyoichi
Yamauchi
Hideo
Yano
Shizuye
Yokoro
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