Interview with Tokuko Inoue

Date
1998-07-16
Interviewer: Nishimura, Sakuya
Interviewer: Tagami, Reiko
Interviewee: Inoue, Tokuko
Description

This is an interview conducted for Powell Festival, which asks Mrs. Inoue to talk about what home means to her. She considers Canada to be home and she does not think she could ever go back to living in Japan because of her disinclination for Japanese customs.

Physical description
1 online resource (1 audio file (00:48:02))
Business/company discussed
Powell Festival; Britannia High School; Sakura Singers
Time period discussed
1932 - 1998
Names mentioned
Leonard (Yasuhide); Judy (Yuri); Howard; Shirai; Maekawa
Topic discussed
Home; Family; World War II; Customs; Japanese Canadian community
Place of birth
Kanagawa
Accession Number
2011.52.3
Subject (Geographic)
Vancouver (B.C.)
Lougheed
Kelowna (B.C.)
Oyama (B.C.)
Okanagan
Toronto (Ont.)
Genre
Interviews
Oral histories
Sound recordings
Type of resource
Sound recording non-musical
Language
English
Japanese
Part of
Japanese Canadian Oral History Collection
Identifier
johc_137
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Source/owner of material

Japanese Canadian National Museum

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