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词条 Vancouver Japanese Language School
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  1. History

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  3. External links

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}}{{nihongo|Vancouver Japanese Language School|バンクーバー日本語学校|Vancouver Nihongo Gakko}} is a language school located in Japantown, Vancouver, BC. Founded in 1906 as {{nihongo|Vancouver Kyoritsu Nihon Kokumin Gakko|晩香坡共立日本國民學校|Vancouver Japanese Citizens' School}}, it is the oldest Japanese language school in Canada.

History

The school opened on January 12, 1906 as the Japanese Citizens' School, its construction having been funded by Japanese diplomat Marquis Komura Jutarō. It taught general subjects to Japanese-Canadians in the area as a full-time Japanese school following the Japanese curriculum. General subjects were dropped in 1919 in favour of teaching Japanese-Canadians both English and Japanese, and the school was renamed the Japanese Language School.[1]

After the Pacific War broke out on December 7, 1941, the school was forced to close, and Japanese-Canadians were relocated the following year as part of Japanese-Canadian internment. The school was not re-opened until 1952, when it was temporarily housed at Vancouver Buddhist Church before returning to the VJLS building in 1953.[1]

The existing building located on 475 Alexander Street in Vancouver is designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver as a symbol of Japanese-Canadian community and the internment.[2]

References

1. ^Francis Motohisa Niiro, Vancouver Japanese Language School and Japanese Hall{{Dead link|date=July 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}, Nikkei Images, Spring 2006, Vol. 11(1), p.7-8
2. ^Vancouver Heritage Register, City of Vancouver

External links

  • [https://vjls-jh.com/ Vancouver Japanese Language School and Japanese Hall]

5 : Educational institutions established in 1906|1906 establishments in British Columbia|Japanese-Canadian culture|Organizations based in Vancouver|Heritage buildings in Vancouver

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