Kobe Shoji
Japanese-American veteran and agriculturist
About Kobe Shoji
Lived 1920 – 2004 (aged 84). Kobe Shoji was a military personnel, botanist and agriculturist, known for Sugar cane.
Kobe Shoji (July 27, 1920 – November 13, 2004) was an American executive in the sugar cane industry, veteran of the 442nd Infantry Regiment, and athlete.
Early life Shoji was born in Upland, California; his father, a Japanese immigrant, owned a lemon farm. He was relocated to the Poston War Relocation Center in Arizona, where he met his wife Chiz and endured heat of in the shade. After completing basic training, he married Chiz at Poston in 1943 and was sent to Europe.
Agricultural career After returning from Europe, he completed his studies at Pomona in 1947. In his final collegiate football game, his two front teeth were knocked out.
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Who was Kobe Shoji?
japanese-American veteran and agriculturist
When was Kobe Shoji born?
Kobe Shoji was born on 27 July 1920 in Upland, California.
When did Kobe Shoji die?
Kobe Shoji died on 13 November 2004 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
What was Kobe Shoji's occupation?
Kobe Shoji was a military personnel, botanist and agriculturist.
What was Kobe Shoji known for?
Kobe Shoji was known for Sugar cane.
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