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{{Infobox
| title = Summary
| header1 = Business Details
| label2 = Primary Town
| data2 = Mountain View
| label3 = Primary Business
| data3 = Cannery
}}
==Summary==

==Locations==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Location !! Years !! Address !! Details
|-
| Mountain View || 1919, 1921 || Evelyn Street east of Castro Street ||
|-
|}
==Details==

Site was Mountain View Winery on 1904 Sanborn map.

According to "Garden of the World" by Cecilia M. Tsu, equipment purchased and building leased by Yasutano Oku and Masa and Naosuke Tsumura in fall of 1918, as well as James Center ranch. Canned tomatoes and berries purchased from Japanese farmers in Mountain View and Sunnyvale. The group couldn't lease the land in 1921 because of new anti-immigrant laws. Merged with Sutow's Foothill Canning Company of San Mateo County. Idle in 1923 and 1924, bought by R.G. Fontana in 1925 who held the mortgage.
[[Category:Mountain View]]
[[Category:Cannery]]

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 | primary_town = Mountain View
 | primary_dates = 1918 - 1925
 }}
 The '''Mountain View Cannery''' was a cannery in Mountain View, California.
 Yasutano Oku and Masa and Naosuke Tsumura purchased the canning equipment leased the building in the fall of 1918<ref>Cecilia M. Tsu, "Garden of the World"</ref>, and also leased the James Center ranch.  They used tomatoes and berries purchased from Japanese farmers in Mountain View and Sunnyvale.  The group couldn't lease the land in 1921 because of new anti-immigrant laws.
 The company merged with Sutow's Foothill Canning Company of San Mateo County.  Idle in 1923 and 1924, bought by R.G. Fontana in 1925 who held the mortgage.

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-The ''Mountain View Cannery''' was a cannery in Mountain View, California.
+The '''Mountain View Cannery''' was a cannery in Mountain View, California.
 Yasutano Oku and Masa and Naosuke Tsumura purchased the canning equipment leased the building in the fall of 1918<ref>Cecilia M. Tsu, "Garden of the World"</ref>, and also leased the James Center ranch.  They used tomatoes and berries purchased from Japanese farmers in Mountain View and Sunnyvale.  The group couldn't lease the land in 1921 because of new anti-immigrant laws.

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 | primary_dates = 1918 - 1925
 }}
 ==Locations==

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 | primary_business = Cannery
 | primary_town = Mountain View
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 ==Summary==

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 | Mountain View || 1919, 1921 || [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Evelyn%20Street%20east%20of%20Castro%20Street,Mountain%20View Evelyn Street east of Castro Street] ||
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 |}

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 | primary_dates = 1918 - 1925
 }}
 ==Locations==
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 |-
 |}
-==Details==
+==References==
 [[Category:Mountain View]]
 [[Category:Cannery]]

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 Site was Mountain View Winery on 1904 Sanborn map.
-According to "Garden of the World" by Cecilia M. Tsu, equipment purchased and building leased by Yasutano Oku and Masa and Naosuke Tsumura in fall of 1918, as well as James Center ranch.  Canned tomatoes and berries purchased from Japanese farmers in Mountain View and Sunnyvale.  The group couldn't lease the land in 1921 because of new anti-immigrant laws.  Merged with Sutow's Foothill Canning Company of San Mateo County.  Idle in 1923 and 1924, bought by R.G. Fontana in 1925 who held the mortgage.
+According to "Garden of the World" by Cecilia M. Tsu,Yasutano Oku and Masa and Naosuke Tsumura purchased the canning equipment leased the building in the fall of 1918, and also leased the James Center ranch.  They used tomatoes and berries purchased from Japanese farmers in Mountain View and Sunnyvale.  The group couldn't lease the land in 1921 because of new anti-immigrant laws.  The company merged with Sutow's Foothill Canning Company of San Mateo County.  Idle in 1923 and 1924, bought by R.G. Fontana in 1925 who held the mortgage.
 [[Category:Mountain View]]
 [[Category:Cannery]]

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-{{Infobox
+{{Infobox_Industry
-| title = Summary
+| primary_business = Cannery
-| header1 = Business Details
+| primary_town = Mountain View
 }}
 ==Summary==

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 ! Location !! Years !! Address !! Details
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-| Mountain View || 1919, 1921 || Evelyn Street east of Castro Street ||
+| Mountain View || 1919, 1921 || [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Evelyn%20Street%20east%20of%20Castro%20Street,Mountain%20View Evelyn Street east of Castro Street] ||
 |-
 |}