Interview with Kamitakahara (2 men are interviewed, but this is the only name given)

• Format: Audio
• Language: English
• Published: 1976
• Subjects: Immigration > internment > prejudice between immigrant groups > Nikkei inter-generational disagreements,differences; and conflict > Japanese Canadian approaches to First Nations communities > Japanese cultural preservation > Powell St. > cultural differences between Japanese; Canadians; and other immigrant groups to Canada.Ted Aoki; Kara Suzuki; David Suzuki; Gordon Hirobayashi; Gary (son of one of the men interviewed); Howard William (At the time of the interview he has become “chairman of the multicultural committee.” Interviewee suggests that “we should string him up.”); Mr. Nori (owner of the Showa Club and notable Japanese personality/alleged gangster/”godfather” who the Japanese community went to before the police in Vancouver); Nakahama (owner of BC Fish on Powell St.); Tom Shoyama; George Tanaka.Atlas Lumber; The Showa Club; BC Fish (Powell St. fish shop); Garland's Company (animal rendering fertilizer plant in Chatham ON); Black Dragon (criminal organization); and other immigrant groups to Canada. > Ted Aoki; George Tanaka. > Atlas Lumber; Black Dragon (criminal organization). > Vancouver BC; Saltsping Island BC; Gulf Islands; Surrey BC; Fraser Valley BC; New Westminster BC; East Vancouver BC; Marpole BC; Stanley ParkBC; Tashme; Slocan BC; Bay Farm BC; Lemon Creek BC; Kaslo BC; Rocky Mountain House AB; Turin AB; Lethbridge AB; Winfield AB; Formost AB; Toronto; Okinawa; Chatham ON.; Canada; Westminster; Showa; Lemon Creek; Nori; First Nations
• Online Access: https://digital.lib.sfu.ca/johc-403/interview-kamitakahara-2-men-are-interviewed-only-name-given