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Tanigawa Research Center
If your Japanese ancestor arrived upon the shores of the United States, you're in luck; American documents are fairly easy to find, which means your ancestor will more than likely show up in some archived record. However, tracking your ancestors while they were still residents of Japan can make genealogical research something best undertaken with a guide, translator, and maybe a nice trip to Japan. There, you just may find in government repositories, valuable family registries (koseki) and death registries (kakocho).
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