Ucluelet’s new Japanese pavilion celebrates cross-cultural relationships
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Frances NakagawaUnited StatesNora Omalley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter UclueletBritishCanadaUcluelet, British Columbia, CanadaCanadian
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Wed, 2 September 2026
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By Nora O’Malley Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Ucluelet, BC –The Ucluelet Japanese Canadian History Pavilion officially opened on a sun-soaked Aug. 29 when 103-year-old Frances Nakagawa cut the red ribbon alongside four women who were also held in internment camps during the Second World War. Nakagawa’s son Keith shared that his mom kept saying it was all “like a dream”. Located on the corner of Matterson Drive and Imperial Lane, the new interpretive site overlooks the Ucluelet Harbour;...