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A Few of Our Members Currently Searching Within Japan Who Chose To Be Featured

31. Jilla1969 : I know I was born in japan. My birth certificate says Yokohama Ken but I am not sure if this is true. I remember when I was young some people from Japan would visit my family.

32. Jilla1969 : I was born in Japan don’t know much but my uncle Tsugio from Hawaii arranged the adoption. My adoptive parents are from hawaii. I remember a girl named megumi ono... a lady named Yoko mori...a man named Dr mori...king San around my family visiting from japan

33. Moniquefrancois : My name is Moniquefrancois. Im looking for my mom’s adopted and birth mother whom are sisters. My mother was born in atsugi japan on the military base. My mother only knows her adopted moms name ASAKO YOKOMURA. Ive spent numerous hours everyday looking for her. Because she actually married my grandfather and came to the states . They moved to San Diego but after a short time she left my grandfather and they haven’t seen her since. I truly need to speak to her because im trying to find records of my mom’s past. If anyone knows anything im begging for help.

34. Mitzibastin : My husband, Eric Bastin, was born September 25, 1965 from Tokyo, Japan. His adoptive parents are Jerry Wayne and Jeanne Marie Johnson Bastin. My father-in-law, Jerry Bastin, was enlisted in the US Navy, stationed in Japan. We are fairly certain Eric is related to US Senator, Daniel Inouye. He was conceived in Hawaii. His biological mother was sent to Japan to give birth to Eric.

35. Chikako : I am looking for my father who was in the military and stationed in Okinawa.

36. Lookingforjun : Child is half white/half Asian

37. MariaMichiko : Looking for Etsuko Tagawa

38. Bahanse75 : Looking for biological family of my mother. Name at birth was Rumiko Fukano. She was born in Japan to a 19 year old lady named Michiko Fukano. Her father was a soldier named Louis Gow. Her maternal grandparents names "Seichi & Katsu Fukano. The mother’s address at time of birth was listed at 217 Yatsu, Kanazawa-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa-ken, Japan. Louis was stationed in Higashikanagawa, Yokohama, Kanagawa.

39. Gourmetmama28 : Birth mother’s name is Chieko Izumikawa. My half-brother, George Mark Johnson was born in Naha Okinawa, Japan. Adopted in Japan by a couple and moved to U.S. We share the same mother, but not the father. I am not sure of his birth date.

40. LyndaBarber : I am searching for birth relatives for my fantastic mother in law, she was placed for adoption in Japan when she was born. Her father was an American serviceman and mother was Japanese, the birth mother’s name was Kikue Kuboki. The name of the birth father is unknown but the dna profile is on Ancestry with matches to 3rd and 4th cousins on the American side. I have desperately searched to fill this hole for her for a long time without much luck.

41. Melissajapan : I was born 3 months early in Tokyo and given up for adoption and adopted by Americans stationed in the U.S. Army. My adopted brother (not blood related) found his birth parents. My brother’s birth aunt says she knows my birth parents who married after I was born and had a daughter after.

42. KiyoshiChard : I was born at No. 35, Nakajuku, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo-to on January 21, 1964. My birth father is Ken Uchiyama and birth mother is Hiroko Miyakawa born on January 25, 1929. Her father is Shintaro Miyakawa and her mother is Teru Fujitomi. In 1965, Hiroko Miyakawa resided at No. 58, Nakamaru-cho, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo-to. I was adopted at birth by an American family in the United States Air Force stationed at Tachikawa Air Base, in Tachikawa. My passport indicates surname of Miyakawa. However, my family hanko seal indicates Matsumori. I was told that since my actual birth mother was an unwed teenager, I assumed the identity of Miyakawa (a deceased family infant) to save family disgrace. I have profiles on MyHeritageDNA, 23andMe, and Ancestry.com.

43. Kaur : Hello there . Myself and my husband live together in Sydney in Australia. But unfortunately We are childless NONE child in life 2 miscarriages , Then 2016 HISTRACED MY UTRES OUT. Now None any thing like to make a baby Nothing. So how could you please help for us to adopted the child ? We both wanted a child With best regard AMARJEET KAUR AND MEHARPAL SINGH

44. PaulineH : I was found in Yamagataken, Japan and adopted Dec. 22, 1955 in Sendai, Japan by a U.S. Army soldier and his spouse. I believe my birth name was Shobi or Shobu. My birth father is said to be an American soldier and my birth mother is 100% Japanese. I was abandoned in a field shortly after birth and found by a farmer or peddler.

45. CTNishizaka : I’m searching for my birth mother: Misako Ogata Address at the time: 3-chome, Akagawa, Asahi, Osaka Born at: 95, 3-chome Minami, Sumiyoshi, Sumiyoshi, Osaka

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