Talk:Masuda clan

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Masuda clan

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I live in The United States My grandfathers name was Yoneso Masuda from Kyushu , Kumamoto who immigrated here and married my grandmother they had 7 kids in Los Angeles .He went back to Japan for family business and was reported deceased so I don’t know much . My father was too young to remember . Many Years later In WW2 Myfather served with Nisei in The 44 nd Regimental combat Team “Go for broke”

Does this article about Masuda Clan part of our family history ? Little Tokyo in Los Angeles has a museum my uncles & dad were featured in . Japan National museum her has a film 🎥 festival that shared my fathers personal story before he passed away .As a Sansei I wanted to know if this is part of our Masuda family tree? How can I find out history all my family has passed . I appreciate any suggestions .

Thank you 🕊️ ~2026-32378-60 (talk) 04:51, 1 June 2026 (UTC)Reply