Hiroshima Maidens arrive in New York state in 1955, learn domestic arts from Quaker hosts

Japanese girls arrive in America for the first time and are hosted by Quaker families in New York. Initially shy and uneasy, they are met by photographers at the airport. Despite initial suspicions, they later become cheerful and delightful guests.

What emotions did the Japanese girls experience upon landing in America?

• Excitement and joy

• Fear and anxiety

• A mix of emotions

• Indifference

Where were the Japanese girls arranged to stay during their time in America?

• In a hotel in New York City

• With Quaker families near New York City

• With host families in California

• In a student dormitory

How did the Japanese girls initially react to the photographers at the airport?

• They were excited and posed for pictures

• They appeared shy and almost suspicious

• They were angry and refused to be photographed

• They ignored the photographers

What was the initial attitude expected from the Japanese girls towards Americans?

• Hostility

• Friendliness

• Uneasiness

• Curiosity and eagerness

How were the Japanese girls described later during their stay?

• Difficult and demanding

• Cheerful and delightful

• Reserved and quiet

• Uninterested and bored