Frank Fukuda Photograph and Ephemera Collection ca. 1906-1927

University of Washington

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Aiko Studio (Seattle, Wash.)

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K. Takai Studio

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K. Kinota

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Takano Studio (Seattle, Wash.)

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Fukuda, Hatsue

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Nippon Kan Theater (Seattle, Wash.)

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N. Nakahachi Studio

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Mikado (Baseball team)

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Y. Uyeno Art Studio (Nitajiri, Japan)

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Waseda Daigaku

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Cherry (Baseball team)

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Fukuda, Frank Tokichi, 1889-1941.

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Frank Tokichi Fukuda was born in Shimonoseki, Japan, in 1889 and immigrated to Seattle in 1906. In 1912 he joined the Asahi Club, a young men's social club for prominent Japanese in Seattle, and helped form the Asahi Club baseball team. From 1912 until 1927 Fukuda was a player, manager, and coach of several Seattle baseball teams. He later served as principal of the Japanese language schools in both Portland, Or., and Wapato, Wash., where he continued to coach and manage young Japanese teams. He...

Toyo Studio (Seattle, Wash.)

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Asahi (Baseball team)

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Nippon (Baseball team)

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