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"Japanese Temple Ceremonies --. Japanese Shinto temple ceremonies, at San Jose, lure devout Buddhists from miles around. More than 2000 attended the rites, which ended with the traditional "Odori" dance by Japanese maidens, two hundred Japanese children, picturesque garbed in the costumes of their ancestral land paraded in the two-day Buddhist celebration."--caption on photograph
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"Japanese Temple Ceremonies --. Japanese Shinto temple ceremonies, at San Jose, lure devout Buddhists from miles around. More than 2000 attended the rites, which ended with the traditional "Odori" dance by Japanese maidens, two hundred Japanese children, picturesque garbed in the costumes of their ancestral land paraded in the two-day Buddhist celebration."--caption on photograph JARDA-1-46
Collection:
Japanese American Relocation photograph collection,
Contributing Institution:
University of Southern California, Regional History Collection
"Japanese Temple Ceremonies --. Japanese Shinto temple ceremonies, at San Jose, lure devout Buddhists from miles around.
More than 2000 attended the rites, which ended with the traditional "Odori" dance by Japanese maidens, two hundred Japanese
children, picturesque garbed in the costumes of their ancestral land paraded in the two-day Buddhist celebration."--caption
on photograph
page 2
