Vancouver, Canada
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Good for kids
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Very moving and beautiful.
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Very nice memorial located in Stanley park - worth a walk through the grounds to find
The light in the Japanese Canadian War Memorial was switched off in 1941 after the attack of Pearl Harbor. In response to the perceived threat, Japanese residents were forced into internment camps. It was only in April 1949 that all restrictions were lifted from Japanese Canadians. The memorial's light was eventually re-lit on August 2, 1985. In remembrance of those who fought for freedom & democracy in WWI and those who volunteered and died in WWII, even while their families (some of whom were themselves veterans of WWI) were interned in concentration camps.
Vancouver aqua was awesome.
Great place really nice thought for the people
Japanese Sakura trees around this monument are the best in Vancouver. White with many beautiful petals. A must go for hanami and picture taking.
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