Immigrated to the U.S. from Kumamoto-ken, arriving in Tacoma on May 8, 1900 aboard the S.S. Dalny Vostock. He operated a rooming house in Shoshone, ID taking in mostly Japanese lodgers including Junji Aga. He was married to Pearl Kitaguchi at the time of his death.
The date of death inscribed on his tombstone is significantly different from the date (March 5, 1931) on his death certificate and funeral record.
The date of death inscribed on his tombstone is significantly different from the date (March 5, 1931) on his death certificate and funeral record.
Immigrated to the U.S. from Kumamoto-ken, arriving in Tacoma on May 8, 1900 aboard the S.S. Dalny Vostock. He operated a rooming house in Shoshone, ID taking in mostly Japanese lodgers including Junji Aga. He was married to Pearl Kitaguchi at the time of his death.
The date of death inscribed on his tombstone is significantly different from the date (March 5, 1931) on his death certificate and funeral record.
The date of death inscribed on his tombstone is significantly different from the date (March 5, 1931) on his death certificate and funeral record.
Inscription
熊本縣飽託郡出水村字長溝
Kumamoto-ken, Hōtaku-gun, Izumi-mura, Aza Nagamizo
故北口巳之八墓
The late Kitaguchi Minohachi’s grave
昭和六年貳月拾貳日死
Died February 12, 1931 (Shōwa 6)
行年五拾歳
Age at death: 50 years
Gravesite Details
Translation and notes by T. Osako
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