Yatsuhashi Harumichi Family Papers A Findng Aid to Their Papers at the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery of Art Archives


Overview of the Collection
	Creator:	Yatsuhashi Harumichi Family
	Title:	Yatsuhashi Harumichi Family Papers
	Dates:	1907-1976
	Quantity:	8.25 linear feet
	Abstract:	The Yatsuhashi Harumichi Family Papers (1906-1976) document the professional and personal lives of a Japanese-American family in Boston during the twentieth century. The patriarch, Yatsuhashi Harumichi (1886-1982), was an influential Asian art dealer and the papers also document the professional experiences of Asian art dealers in the United States during the early and mid 20th century. Mr. Yatsuhashi worked at the antiquities firm of Yamanaka & Company before starting his own Asian antiquities shop in 1945. Included in the papers, portions in Japanese, are correspondence; catalogues relating to the Alien Property Custodian's 1944 liquidation of Yamanaka & Company's New York branch's holdings; photographs depicting art objects and shop interiors, the Yatsuhashi family, Yamanaka & Company, and extended family, friends, and colleagues; and items belonging to Mr. Yatsuhashi's wife, Shigeki, and some of their children.
	Identification:	A1994.2

Biography


	1886 December 15	Yatsuhashi Harumichi born in Japan
	1905	Yatsuhashi Harumichi graduates college in Osaka, Japan
	1905	Yatsuhashi Harumichi joins the antiquities firm of Yamanaka & Co.
	1907	Yatsuhashi Harumichi joins the Boston branch of Yamanaka & Co.
	1913	Yatsuhashi Harumichi and Shigeki marry
	[ca. 1918 - 1919]	Masao Yatsuhashi (son) born
	1944	Yamanaka & Company New York, Boston, and Chicago shops are seized by the Alien Property Custodian and its holdings are sold at auction
	1945	Yatsuhashi Harumichi and son Michio open an Asian antiquities shop in Boston
	1961	Yatsuhashi Shigeki dies
	1981	Michio Yatsuhashi dies
	1982 December 1	Yatsuhashi Harumichi dies at Massachusetts General Hospital at the age of 96

Asian art dealer and merchant Yatsuhashi Harumichi (1886- 1982) was born in Tano, Japan, on December 15, 1886. Upon completion of his studies in Osaka, Mr. Yatsuhashi secured employment in the Osaka office of the prestigious Asian antiquities firm, Yamanaka & Company. (For more information about Yamanaka & Company, please see: Lawton, T. (1995). Yamanaka Sadajiro: Advocate for Asian art. Orientations, 26 (1), 80-93.) In 1907 he joined Yamanka & Company's branch office in Boston, Massachusetts, as its general manager and treasurer of the company's Asian division. Located at 424 Boylston Street, the store was a center for Chinese art, as well as for Japanese assorted goods.

In 1913 Yatsuhashi married Shigeki. They produced two sons (Michio and Masao) and two daughters (Sumiko and Kukiye). (Harumichi Yatsuhashi, Oriental art authority and Brookline resident. (1982 December 3). The Boston Globe, obituaries.)

Following the United States' entrance into World War II, the Alien Property Custodian seized the Yamanaka shops in New York, Boston, and Chicago. The holdings were sold at auction in May and June, 1944. In 1945, Yatsuhashi Harumichi and his son Michio opened their own Asian art dealership at 420 Boylston Street in Boston.

Yatsuhashi Harumichi fostered exchange between his native and adopted homelands. He was a member and officer (president in 1931) of the Japan Society of Boston beginning in 1921, an avid supporter of the Boston Marathon, and a founder of the Boston-Kyoto Sister City Foundation. (Boston Globe, 1982 December 4. )

Michio Yatsuhashi, who helped his father open the Yatsuhashi antique shop, died prematurely of cancer in 1981. One year later, Mr. Yatsuhashi died in Boston at the age of 96. He was survived by his daughters, Sumiko and Kikuye and one son, Masao.

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Scope and Content Note

The Yatsuhashi Harumichi Family Papers (1906-1976) document the professional and personal lives of a Japanese-American family in Boston during the twentieth century. The patriarch, Yatsuhashi Harumichi (1886-1982), was an influential Asian art dealer and the papers also document the professional experiences of Asian art dealers in the United States during the early and mid 20th century. Mr. Yatsuhashi worked at the antiquities firm of Yamanaka & Company before starting his own Asian antiquities shop in 1945. Included in the papers, portions in Japanese, are correspondence; catalogues relating to the Alien Property Custodian's 1944 liquidation of Yamanaka & Company's New York branch's holdings; photographs depicting art objects and shop interiors, the Yatsuhashi family; Yamanaka & Company, and extended family, friends, and colleagues; and items belonging to Mr. Yatsuhashi's wife, Shigeki, and some of their children.

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Organization

The collection has been organized into three series.

Series 1: Yatsuhashi Harumichi papers, 1912-1965, n.d.

Subseries 1.1: Biographical information, n.d.

Subseries 1.2: Correspondence, 1940-1980

Subseries 1.3: Diary, 1912

Subseries 1.4: Address book, n.d.

Subseries 1.5: Printed materials, 1919-1965, n.d.

Series 2: Other family members, 1937, 1966, n.d.

Subseries 2.1: Yatsuhashi Shigeki

Subseries 2.2: Yatsuhashi S.

Subseries 2.3: Yatsuhashi Masao

Subseries 2.4: Yatsuhashi Sumiko

Series 3: Photographs, 1907-1976, n.d.

Subseries 3.1:Still prints and portraits

Subseries 3.2: Photo albums

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

Access is by appointment only, Tuesday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Please contact the Archives to make an appointment.

Restrictions on Use

No restrictions on use.

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Selected Search Terms

	Names:
		Yamanaka, SadijirM
		Yatsuhashi family
		Yatsuhashi, Harumichi, 1886-1982
	Subjects:
		Alien property
		Alien property -- New York (N.Y.)
		Art dealers
		Art dealers -- United States
		Art dealers -- Japan
		Art dealers -- Massachusetts--Boston
		Japanese American families
	Form and Genre:
		Address books
		Announcements
		Books
		Catalogs
		Correspondence
		Diaries
		Photograph albums
		Photographs
		Sheet music
		Visiting cards
	Corporate Names:
		Harvard University
		Northeastern University
		Yamanaka & Company

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Series 1: Yatsuhashi Harumichi Papers 1912-1965, n.d. (.5 lin. ft.)
	This series contains items belonging to Yatsuhashi Harumichi. The series is subdivided into five subseries: biographical information; correspondence; diary; address book; and printed matter.
Subseries 1.1: Biographical information, n.d.
			Biographical information includes handwritten notes and a visiting card.
Box	Folder
1	1	Notes, handwritten, 2 pages, in Japanese n.d.
1	1	Visiting card, n.d.
Subseries 1.2: Correspondence, 1940-1980
			This subseries comprises correspondence to and from Yatsuhashi Harumichi. It includes a Christmas card from Yamanaka & Co. Ltd, and correspondence with Michio Yatsuhashi.
1	2	Correspondence, n.d.
				Holiday card from Yamanaka & Company.
1	2	Correspondence, [1912?]
				Envelope addressed to Mr. H. Yatsuhashi , Brookline, Massachusetts from A. Kawano, Japan.
1	2	Correspondence, 1940
				Letter to Michio Yatsuhashi signed "Papa" [Yatsuhashi Harumichi.]

		Correspondence, 1980
				Letter addressed to "father" [Yatsuhashi Harumichi] from Michio Yatsuhashi.
Subseries 1.3: Diary, 1912
			This subseries comprises one bound, annual diary from 1912. All diary entries are in Japanese.
1	3	Diary, 1912
				1 v. In Japanese.
Subseries 1.4: Address book, n.d.
			This subseries consists of one bound address book. Most entries are in English, a few in Japanese, and include marginalia in Japanese.
1	4	Address book, n.d.
Subseries 1.5: Printed materials, 1919-1965, n.d.
			This subseries includes announcements, brochures, catalogs, a musical score, and two books.
Box	Folder
2 OS	1	Book, 1914
				Ko Azuma Nishikiech_, pt. 2 [In Japanese. Originally a book of Japanese illustrations, but appears as if the prints were removed from the book.]
Box	Folder
1	5	Sheet music, [1920]
				Japanese Dramatic Music. Nagauta. Echigo Jishi, vol. 3. Tokyo: The Kyoyeki Shosha. In Japanese.
1	6	Announcement, 1931
				Reception and banquet for Prince and Princess Takamatsu, with photo enclosure.
Box	Folder
2 OS	2	Program, 1940-1941
				The Japanese Chamber of Commerce of New York s banquet in honor of the Japanese ambassador to the United States. Includes a brochure for the Japanese Chamber of Commerce of New York.
Box	Folder
1	7	Publicity, n.d.
				Yamanaka & Company. Invitation to an exhibition at the Boston branch.
1	7	Publicity, n.d.
				Published by Yamanaka & Company. Booklet listing Japanese and Chinese epochs.
1	7	Publicity, n.d.
				Yamanaka & Company, print ad for the Kyoto branch.
1	8-9	Catalog, 1944
				Alien Property Custodian of the United States. Liquidation of the entire stock of the New York store of Yamanaka & Co., Inc. Oriental art. Part one. Two copies. One copy is annotated, probably with the selling price of individual items.
1	10	Catalog, 1944
				Alien Property Custodian of the United States. Liquidation of the entire stock of the New York store of Yamanaka & Co., Inc. Oriental art. Part two. Annotated, probably with the selling price of individual items.
1	11-12	Catalog, 1944
				Alien Property Custodian of the United States. Liquidation of the entire stock of the New York store of Yamanaka & Co., Inc. Oriental art. Part three. Two copies. Both copies are annotated, probably with the selling price of individual items.
1	13	Cookbook, [1953]
				[Lectures on home economics: Confectionery and article of food. Published by Syufu no Toma Sya]. In Japanese.
1	14	Brochure, [1965?]
				The Japan Society of Boston
1	15	Announcement, n.d.
				Senior Buckingham Hall dances.
1	16	Catalog, n.d
				Yamanaka & Company

Series 2: Other family members (.75 lin. ft.)
	This series contains items belonging to Yatsuhashi Shigeki, the wife of Yatsuhashi Harumichi, and two of their children. Subseries 2.2 comprises a notebook belonging to "Yatsuhashi S." It is possible that either Sumiko or Shigeko created the notebook. Series 2 is subdivided into three subseries.
Subseries 2.1: Yatsuhashi Shigeki, n.d.
Box
3		Letters, 19[??]
				In Japanese, scroll format. Letter to Yatsuhashi Shigeki from her mother. Reference photocopies of both scrolls available.
Subseries 2.2: Yatsuhashi, S.
Box	Folder
4	1	School notebook, n.d.
				Design project titled "Design is a Systematic Arrangement of Order and Beauty". Signed by Yatsuhashi S. [possibly either Yatsuhashi Shigeki or Sumiko.]
Subseries 2.3: Yatsuhashi Masao
4	2	University Records, 1937
				Includes one copy of transcript and one letter indicating Yatsuhashi s placement on the Dean s list at Harvard.
Subseries 2.4: Yatsuhashi Sumiko
4	3	Letter. 1966
				Thank you note to Yatsuhashi Sumiko from Asa S. Knowles, President of Northeastern University.

Series 3: Photographs, 1907 1976, n.d. (7 lin. ft.)
	This series is subdivided into two subseries. Subseries 3.1 contains still prints and portraits. This subseries is further divided into five sections. Subseries 3.1 includes photographs of the Yatsuhashi family; their relatives, families, and colleagues; images of the Yamanaka & Co. staff; art objects; and 399 slides taken by Yatsuhashi Harumichi and Yatsuhashi Shigeki s daughter Yatsuhashi Kikuye. This series second subseries comprises photograph albums. Three albums contain family photographs and two albums contain images of art objects.
Subseries 3.1: Still prints and portraits, 1907-1988, n.d.

		Subseries 3.1.1: Still prints and portraits - Yatsuhashi Harumichi Family
				An additional print of Mrs. Yatsuhashi may be found in box 9, folder 5.
Box	Folder
4	4		Yatsuhashi Harumichi, 1907, 1913, 1968, and n.d.
					Portraits. Six items
4	5		Yatsuhashi Harumichi, n.d.
					Portrait by De Paola. Three prints.
Box	Folder
5	1-2		Yatsuhashi Harumichi, n.d.
					Portrait by De Paola. Three copies.
5	3		Yatsuhashi Harumichi, n.d.
					Portrait.
5	4		Yatsuhashi Harumichi family and others, 1920.
					Inscribed, "Boston. July 8, 1920. 'Kasuga.' Commandeering captain Teraoka. Commander Baron Kamimura. Attaché Captain Uyeda."
5	5		Yatsuhashi Harumichi family, 1934.
					Portrait of the family with unidentified individuals. 15 individuals depicted.
5	6		Yatsuhashi Family, n.d.
					Portrait. [Engraving in Japanese. Bungo-town Higashi-ku Osaka-city. Morita photo studio.]
5	7		Yatsuhashi Harumichi and Yatsuhashi Shigeko, n.d.
					Group portrait. 2 copies.
Box	Folder
6	1		[Yatsuhashi Shigeki?], n.d.
					Portrait.
6	1		[Yatsuhashi Shigeki?], n.d.
					Portrait.
6	1		Yatsuhashi Shigeki, n.d.
					Inscribed, Mrs. Bernice Johnson, Mrs. H. Yatsuhashi. Traditional Japanese costume. Mrs. Y[atsuhashi] tying the obi.
6	1		Yatsuhashi Shigeki and unidentified women, 1965
					Inscribed, Nov. 1965, Boston, Mass. Color [Sumiko Yatsuhashi and two unidentified women in the Yatsuhashi s office]
6	2		Yatsuhashi Shigeki, n.d.
					Portrait. Two prints.
6	3		Yatsuhashi Shigeki and the Yatsuhashi children, n.d.
6	4		Two girls [Yatsuhashi?], n.d.
					Portrait. [Studio label in Japanese. Studio offices in New York and Providence]. Three copies of print.
6	4		Girl [Yatsuhashi?], n.d.
					One, out of focus, portrait of a girl [Yatsuhashi?]
6	5		Yatsuhashi Keigo, 1919.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese.
6	5		Yatsuhashi Keigo and Yatsuhashi Koto, 1919.
					Wedding portrait. Portrait by S. Katsuyagi.
6	5		Yatsuhashi Koto, 1919.
					Bridal portrait. Portrait by S. Katsuyagi.
6	5		Yatsuhashi Koto, 1919.
					Bridal portrait. Portrait by S. Katsuyagi.
6	6		Yatsuhashi Kinji and Yatsuhashi Sho Chan, 1910.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese.
6	6		Yatsuhashi Kinji family, 1912.
					Portrait. Six individuals depicted. Inscription in Japanese.
6	6		Yatsuhashi Kinji and others, 1914.
					Portrait. Eight individuals depicted. Portrait by K. Yamamoto.
6	6		Yatsuhashi Kinji and [wife?], 1919.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese.
6	7		Yatsuhashi [Takanao?] family, 1937.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese.
6	7		Yatsuhashi Yasushi and Yatsuhashi Takako [children of Yatsuhashi Takano?], 1937.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese. Photo by Asahi Photos.
6	7		Yatsuhashi Takako [child of Yatsuhashi Takano?], 1937.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese. Portrait by Photographisches Kunst Atelier.
6	8		Michio Yatsuhashi, 1956.
					Photo of an unidentified panel of men. [photograph taken by Michio Yatsuhashi?]. Inscribed, Mar 5 1956. Panel B. Michio Yatsuhashi.

		Subseries 3.1.2: Still prints and portraits - Friends, relatives, colleagues, and unidentified individuals, 1907-1935, n.d.
				This subseries is arranged alphabetically, by family name. Unidentified images are placed at the end of the series. Due to size, single images of both Kichijiro Tanaka and Mori Tasaburo and wife have been housed, out of alphabetical order, in box 8.
6	9		Aibara, Osamu, 1907.
					Portrait of Osamu Aibara. Inscribed, To Mr. H. Yatsuhashi from Osamu Aibara. January 25th 1907. Portrait by J.E. Purdy & Co., Boston.
6	9		Ashizawa, Kazu, 1923.
					Portrait of girl. Inscribed, Kazu Ashizawa. Oct. 20th 1923. Portrait by Habewicht in San Francisco.
6	10		Ide, Katsuko, 1914.
					Portrait of a girl. Inscribed, Katsuko Ide. San Francisco, Cal. March, 1914.
6	10		Ide, Komaki & Katsuko, 1917.
					Portrait of two females. Inscribed, To Mr. and Mrs. H. Yatsuhashi, from Komaki & Katsuko Ide. July 23, 1917. Portrait by Moriyama in San Francisco, California.
6	10		Ide Family, n.d. [after 1917?].
					Portrait of two women and one man. [Komaki and Katsuko Ide and probably Mr. Ide. ]. Inscribed, To Mr. & Mrs. Yatsuhashi. Portrait by Moriayama in San Francisco, California.
6	11		[Kawano Hirokichi family], 1919.
					Portrait. Inscribed in Japanese [January 8, 1919].
6	11		Kawano Hana and Kawano Hide, 1929.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese.
6	11		Kawano Hirokichi family, 1930.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese.
6	11		Kawano Hirokichi family, 1935.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese.
6	12		[Kawano Hirokichi family], n.d.
					Wedding portrait. 25 individuals in portrait. Portrait by K. Mizobuchi Photo Studio.
6	12		[Kawano Hirokichi family], n.d.
					Wedding portrait of bride and groom. Photo by M. Tanahashi.
6	12		[Kawano Hirokichi family], n.d.
					Photo of 24 individuals on an altar.
6	12		[members of Kawano Hirokichi family and others], n.d.
					Group of children and women. Inscription in Japanese.
6	13		Kishi KMtarM and wife, 1917.
					Portrait. Photo by T. Kikuchi.
6	14		Perin, Beatrice Pobb, n.d.
					Portrait of baby. Inscribed, Beatrice Pobb Perin. 1 year. 19 ½ pounds.
6	15		Shirae Shinzo , 1912.
					Portrait. Inscription.
6	15		Shinzo Shirae and wife, 1918.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese.
6	15		Shirae Shinzo family, 1919
					Portrait of Shirae Kuniko. Inscription in Japanese.
6	15		Shirae Shinzo family, 1922.
					Portrait of infant, Nobuo. Inscription in Japanese. Portrait by Koshiba Studio.
6	15		Shirae Shinzo family, [1922?]
					Mother and son at 100 days of age. Inscription in Japanese.
6	16		Takiuchi, S[hogo], 1907.
					Portrait. Inscription on back, My dear Mr. Yatsuhashi. S. Takiuchi. Dec. 1907, Houston, Texas.
6	16		Takeuchi ShogM and Takeuchi Hiroko, n.d.
					Portrait. Portrait by S. Wada.
Box	Folder
7	1		Group photograph, going away party for Tasaburo Mori, 1916.
					20 individuals depicted.
7	1		Mrs. Mori TasaburM and daughter, [1922].
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese, [ present to Mrs. Yatsuhashi ]. Portrait by K. Yamamota, Kyoto, Japan.
7	1		TasaburM, Mori with son and daughter, 1922.
					Portrait. Inscription in Japanese, [ TasaburM Mori, Taro and Sueko I Kyoto. To Harumichi Yatsuhashi. ]. Portrait by K. Yamamota studio.
7	1		TasaburM Mori family, 1923.
					Inscribed in Japanese and English. Portrait by K. Yamamoto.
7	1		Mrs. Mori TasaburM and son, [1930]
					Portrait of woman and baby boy. Inscription in Japanese.
7	1		TasaburM Mori , TasaburM Motome , and TasaburM Taro , n.d.
					Inscription in Japanese, [ To Yatsuhashi ]. Portrait by K. Yamamoto studio.
7	1		TasaburM Mori family, n.d.
					Mori TasaburM family and one unidentified male.
7	1		TasaburM Mori , n.d.
					Mori TasaburM family and one unidentified male.
7	2		Tsugroh Miya, 1928.
					Portrait of a baby. Inscription.
7	3		C. Ulashiuea [?], n.d.
					Portrait. Signed. Portrait by J.E. Purdy & Co.
7	4		Wakabayashi family, 1919.
					Portrait. Inscription. Portrait by Elite Studios.
7	5		Yasukura and wife, 1914.
					Portrait. Inscription on back in Japanese. Portrait by Dokuritsukey.
7	6		Yksaku Tanaka and Yksaku Hideko, 1934.
					Wedding portrait. Inscription. Portrait by Takashimaya
7	7		Unidentified couple, wedding portrait, n.d.
7	7		Unidentified woman and baby, n.d.
					Portrait by Koshiba Studio.
7	7		Unidentified baby, n.d.
					Portrait by Koshiba Studios.
7	8		Unidentified couple and child, n.d.
					Portrait. Inscription.
7	9		Unidentified woman, n.d.
					Portrait by R. Maruki. Two portraits.
7	9		Unidentified women, n.d.
					Four nurses.
7	10		Unidentified people, n.d.
					8 individuals on a deck.
7	10		Unidentified, n.d.
					Depicting a performance. Inscription.
7	10		Unidentified, n.d.
					Group of Westerners in a formal procession.
7	11		Unidentified, n.d.
					View of city, with cars and tall buildings.
7	11		Unidentified, n.d.
					Aerial view of city.
7	11		Unidentified ship, n.d.
					Three images of ship
Box	Folder
8	1		Unidentified group, 1921.
					Mount Kouya, Kishu. Annotation in Japanese.
8	2		Unidentified people, n.d.
					Man and a woman on a beach.
8	3		Unidentified location, n.d.
					Beach.
8	4		KichijirM Tanaka, 1921.
					Portrait. Inscription.
8	5		Mori TasaburM and wife, n.d.
					Wedding portrait.

		Subseries 3.1.3: Still prints and portraits - Yamanaka & Co.
Box	Folder
8	6		Yamanaka KichitarM, 1916.
					Portrait. Inscription.
8	7		Yamanaka & Co., 1917.
					17 individuals depicted. Inscription.
8	7		Yamanaka & Co., n.d.
					19 men depicted. Portrait by T. Kikuchi.
8	8		[Yamanaka & Co., Peking Branch], n.d.
					11 individuals depicted. Portrait by S. Yamamoto.
Box	Folder
9	1		Yamanaka SadajirM and members of his senior staff, ca. 1926.
9	2		Yamanaka SadajirM, 1931.
9	3		Takamuchi Mitsui and unidentified male, 1916.
					Signed on back.
9	4		H[?]ota S., 1929.
9	5		Mrs. Yatsuhashi, n.d.

		Subseries 3.1.4: Still prints and portraits - Art objects, n.d.
Box	Folder
9	6		Chien Lung Vases, n.d.
					Annotated.
9	6		Kang H si Vases, n.d.
					Annotated.
9	7		Art objects, n.d.
					4 images, 2 annotated.

		Subseries 3.1.5: Yatsuhashi Kikuye Slides, 1970-1976
Box
10 - 13			35mm slides, 1970-1976
					399 items.
Subseries 3.2: Photograph albums, 1920-1940, n.d.

		Subseries 3.2.1: Photograph albums - Yatsuhashi family photo albums, 1920-1940, n.d.
Box
14			Photograph album, 1v., 1920 1935, n.d.
					Contains 184 silver prints, a few captioned and dated. Depicts family members, and vacation views taken in Washington, D.C., Martha s Vineyard.
Box
15			Photograph album, 1v., ca. 1930s.
					Contains 117 silver prints. Depicts family members, friends & colleagues, and vacation views, including Washington, D.C.
15			Photograph album, 1v., [created after 1930.]
					Contains 174 silver prints. Depicts family members, friends & colleagues, Yatsuhashi's summer home, and vacation views, including Washington, D.C., and the Freer Gallery
Box
16			Photograph album, 1v., n.d.
					Contains 5 studio portraits, not bound.

		Subseries 3.2.2: Photograph albums - Photo albums of art objects, [not after 1942], n.d.
Box
17			Photograph album, 1v., [not after 1942].
					Contains 34 silver prints, most with captions, depicting Asian stone sculpture (sale objects)
Box
18			Photograph album, 1v., n.d.
					Contains silver print images. 98 numbered pages [photographs have been removed from the album for preservation, original cover is housed in box 19.]
Box
19			Photograph album cover, n.d.
					Original cover for album that contained items now housed in box 19.

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