Matching Pairs Japanese Life In CanadaOnline version Match an item in one column with its pair in a second column. by Ms. Grant 1 Powell Street 2 Steveston 3 Little Tokyo 4 hospital 5 Hastings Mill 6 Farming, fishing, logging and lumber 7 Buddhist 8 8,000 9 1926 10 Work Few Japanese could read or write, but they knew how to do this really hard. In 1897, the people of Steveston built and operated this. The Japanese community built this temple. By 1907, the Japanese immigrant population grew to this number. The community where Japanese lived on Powell street became known as this. The Issei worked in the following jobs. The Asahi baseball team won it's first championship in this year. This became the second largest Japanese settlement in British Columbia. This was the only business to hire the Issei. This area where the Japanese lived was considered a ghetto.
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