Samizu, living at Maidstone Manor, Maryland gets December 14, 1990 letter-card from Miho Nakazima of Hokkaido.

December 14, 1990 letter to Samizu from Miho Nakazima in Tomokamai, Hokkaido Japan. Samizu was living in the converted slavehouse of the  historic Maidstone Manor , in Calvedrt County Maryland. Firewood heating 


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