Image: Young Hawaiian students in San Francisco en route to Japan and China in 1882

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Description: Young students in San Francisco en route to Japan and China in 1882, accompanied by John Kapena, King Kalakaua's Envoy Extraordinaire and Minister Plenipotentiary to Japan. Seated left to right: John Lota Kaulukoʻu, James Haku'ole, and Kapena. Standing left to right: unidentified man, Isaac Harbottle, and (probably) James Kapaʻa.
Title: Young Hawaiian students in San Francisco en route to Japan and China in 1882
Credit: http://hdl.handle.net/10524/103 Hawaiian Journal of History after page 200 of volume 22, 1988, article Kalakaua's Hawaiian Studies Abroad Program by Agnes Quigg
Author: credited to Bernice P. Bishop Museum
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