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Alabama is another example. with 21 in 1940 and 1.079 today. In Louisiana. there were only nine in the whole State. now. there are 1.130. In Mississippi. there used to be only one. today. there are almost 500. In South Carolina. there were 33. while today there are almost a thousand. Though small in number and little known. the Southern States can boast some of the most outstandingly successful Japanese immigrants. A notable example is Sachihiko Butsuen. whose unusual accomplishments are not limited to the State of Georgia where his Mayfield Plantation in White Oak has long had a reputation as a model farm. In his long and productive life.