Kaizawa 2-142: Alexander Calhoun and Stanley Kaizawa on traveling teams in Akita 秋田, waiting for a train, Allied Occupation of Japan, 1946

This photo is used on p.13 of James R. Brandon's article, Myth and Reality: A Story of Kabuki during American Censorship, 1945-1949. The article has a caption of this photo : Traveling teams from Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka PPB explained censorship procedures to local producers, troupe heads, and theatre owners in all of Japan's provinces. Lt. Alexander Calhoun (left) and Sgt. Stanley Y. Kaizawa (right) of Theatre Sub-Section, Tokyo, wait for a train in Akita prefecture, with their baggage and boxes of handouts in front of them, summer 1946.

Kaizawa Interview 13 June 2000:
Here are some photos of Lt. (Alexander) Calhoun and me on a trip to Akita (See: SKalb2-142). From our khakis and open necked shirts, it seems like summer of 1946.

Stanley Kaizawa Interview #2, June 13, 2000

Brandon, J. (2006). Myth and Reality: A Story of Kabuki during American Censorship, 1945-1949. Asian Theatre Journal, 23(1), 1-110