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English: Vernon Judo Club in Vernon, British Columbia in 1945 (taken outside original Nokai Hall). Back row from left to right: Chuck Terada, Butch Sato, Seiki Ouchi, Hiroshi Ogasawara, George Ikeda, Instructor Yoshitaka Mori, Mits. Terada Second row: Yoshio Ouchi, Tosh Ogasawara, Tosh Yakura, Frank Mori, Kaz Sakakibara Third row: Tets Sato, Mich Miyagawa, Ko Yakura, Shin Tsutsumi, Jack Toriumi Fourth row: Tosh Sakakibara, Norm Ogasawara, Frank Kato, Mas Nagamatsu, Mickey Ogasawara Front: Mitsuru Sakakibara, Richard Mori, Harry Ikeda, Akira Sakakibara
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