| Self | Parents | Grandparents | GGParents | GGGParents |
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| Hirokichi Hagiwara Trained as an artist, worked as an inventor, invented and marketed the ribbon that goes under cellophane to tear it open, and the spring-loaded cigarette case; businesses ruined by WWII. After the war, had an exclusive contract supplying zori to a major department store (Mitsukoshi?). 12353 |
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| Yaeko Shiono *1912? JPN 塩野八重子 Died of liver cancer, aged 67. 10010 <6:3 | Nobuko Hagiwara Dress designer, chef 萩原信子 10018 | ||
| Tomoko Hagiwara Executive secretary *1939 08 03 JPN 萩原友子
Obtained MA in Canadian literature. Died of complications of spinocerebellar ataxia type 3, misrecorded on death certificate as multiple sclerosis. 10012 | |||
| Kimiko Hagiwara 萩原公子
10020 | Hokao Morishita 10013 m. JPN | Tarō Morishita 10019 | |
| Katsuji Morishita 10015 >2:1 | |||
| Toshiko Hagiwara 萩原とし子 10014 | Kōichirō Hirai 10011 m. JPN | Keiko Hirai 10016 | |
| Takako Hirai 10038 |
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