Fuyo-kai and the Japanese Students' Club, two organizations for students of Japanese ancestry on the University of Washington campus, cut back on its social activities due to the war.
Japanese American students at the University of Washington were preparing to leave the university and wind up their affairs in light of the military order to evacuate from this area.
Oval shaped cardboard tea container; covered with vertical bamboo strips; finely shaved bamboo pasted in form of dragon on front; label marked "Pu-Erh Tea" and "Made in China" on top pasted on.
