of the now-$100 million empire, H. Naito Corporation. Sam Naito took full control of the Made in Oregon chain of retail stores, while H. Naito Corporation's real estate holdings went to Bill Naito's heirs, who formed a new real estate management company, Bill Naito Properties, Inc., to manage those assets. Bill Naito's widow, Micki, was named chair of the board of directors of Bill Naito Properties. See also Old Town Chinatown, Portland, Oregon References External links Bill and Sam Naito: A Portland Story by Oregon Nikkei Endowment Memorial tribute resolution passed by the 1997 Oregon Legislature Bill Naito - (1925-1996) in the Oregon Encyclopedia Businesspeople from Portland, Oregon American military personnel of Japanese descent Real estate and property developers Reed College alumni University of Chicago alumni 1925 births 1996 deaths Deaths from cancer in Oregon Washington High School (Portland, Oregon) alumni Japanese-American culture in Portland, Oregon American people of Japanese descent 20th-century American businesspeople Philanthropists from Oregon 20th-century American philanthropists