[Robert DeLong]

When we first went to Japan we lived in Yokohama, but within a short period of time we moved to Tokyo. To a base that later was torn down and became the Olympic village for the 1964 Summer Olympics. The elementary school I went to was Yoyogi Elementary, which I thought was cool as a kid because it remind me of Yogi Bear. 8>)

[Eric in the Ozarks]

We lived in Sagamihara and Yokohama, 1951-1961.
The elementary school I attended was “Nasugbu Beach” part of the Yo-Hi building complex near the PX on Avenue D (Honmoku-dori.)
Nasugbu Beach was a name from the Philippines—an Army campaign I believe.

I still have contacts from that era. One fellow is a Nisei who worked for the Washington Post for a time. Another is the son of our neighborhood policeman. I found him through the local Buddhist society in Yokohama.

I'd like to revisit, but everything I remember is gone. The Area 1 and 2 and Negeshi Heights housing, the Bill Chickering Theater, etc.