This adaption features the hand-carved bird pin and the chimney to the administration waiting area of Minidoka.

As there were no cherry blossoms at Minidoka, this card was adapted to feature a barrack window. Camp Curtain is the original name of the March Special Card and as many people used their linens and clothing as curtains in the barracks, the design had clothing covering the image of the original curtains.

As there were no Willows in Minidoka, the Willow was replaced with the barracks. The original Rainman featured a man walking by a creek. The design of this card featured Rainman standing in water, as the camps were known to flood during heavy rains.

The paulownia for December is replaced by the Honor Roll at the entrance of Minidoka. The Chinese Phoenix is replaced by the American Bald Eagle proudly sitting atop the Honor Roll. The intent for the rest of the December Set will feature the entire Honor Roll.

The original Susuki Grass set features two normals. To add variety, two susuki normals were created featuring one guard tower with and without the barbed wire fencing. This is also symbolic as Minidoka originally did not have a fence surrounding the premises.

The original Susuki Grass set features two normals. To add variety, two susuki normals were created featuring one guard tower with and without the barbed wire fencing. This is also symbolic as Minidoka originally did not have a fence surrounding the premises.

The Susuki set is unique in which it has two special cards. This one is an adaption of the Geese in Flight- replacing the Geese with commonly seen Magpies flying over the Guard Tower.

The Susuki set is unique in which it has two special cards. This special card is the Full Moon with Red Sky. This design doesn’t vary much from the original but incorporates a silhouette of the guard tower.