Subject	Australia–Emigration and immigration—History
	Japan–Emigration and immigration
	Western Australia
	Japanese language
	Photographs
	Families–History
Category	2. National boundaries
Keywords	pearling
Creator	Jones, Noreen, 1932-2021
Current Holder	State Library of Western Australia
Date	1901
Item Number	ACC 10824AD/38-75
Access Rights	Digitised
Rights	Copyright is held by author and donors. Cite As State Library of Western Australia, MN 3497, Noreen Jones papers including diaries, correspondence and photographs, ACC 10824AD/38-75
Country Of Origin	Australia
Place	Broome
Language	Japanese
Description From Source	Description 1 online resource (38 image files) : TIFF, digital. 38 photographs : mostly black and white ; 50 x 30 or smaller, (with mount) Summary A selection of Noreen Jones’ Mise Collection of photographic prints, many were featured in ber book, Number 2 Home: a story of Japanese pioneers in Australia, especially Broome, Western Australia. It is part of a larger collection which includes research notes relating to Japanese people and families in Western Australia before 1942; family history notes relating to ancestors of Noreen Jones; draft manuscript of James Waterhouse King biography; addresses, ephemera. This collection, gathered by contributions from Japanese and Australian families, provides an important record of Japanese migration in WA and serves to correct common misconceptions about the earliest men and women to arrive in the 1880s. Mostly group photographs, the collection includes Asakura’ memorial party in Broome, 1923, Japanese Buddhist School 1st (1919) and 2nd anniversary, Broome (1920) and Iyo House (boarding house of Toyosaburo Mise pearling crew), 1901.
Physical Format	Photographs
	Postcards