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Kaslo, British Columbia
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Aya's Story
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Japanese Canadian Museum
1 of 58 		Aya Higashi (nee Atagi) built a new life in Kaslo after her wartime internment there.
2 of 58 		A product of two cultures, Aya was Canadian born.
3 of 58 		Aya's mother played the Koto on Quadra Island evenings.
4 of 58 		View of Japanese Canadian boats.
5 of 58 		Cape Mudge lighthouse, Quadra Island, BC
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Salmon Seiner
7 of 58 		'Memories of Powell Street' Caricature by Frank Moritsugu as published in the The New Canadian.
8 of 58 		'Lost Sister' by artist Tsuneko Kokubo
9 of 58 		Militarism in Japan in the 1930's enflamed racist tendencies in British Columbia.
10 of 58 		'Fisherman and Navy Patrol' Note the boat's name, changed for propaganda purposes.
11 of 58 		David Suzuki Quotation
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Japanese Canadians are suddenly enemies by association.
13 of 58 		Japanese Canadian Fishing Fleet Impounded
14 of 58 		Repatriation Order 1945
15 of 58 		Citizens born in Canada become Enemy Aliens.
16 of 58 		'Of Japanese Racial Orgin'
17 of 58 		Train Departing to Ghost Town Camps
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