Food in Vancouver

There are certain reasons that there is traditional Japanese food in Vancouver. First of all, there is numerous Japanese immigration in Vancouver. For instance, Japantown was located east of Gastown and north of Chinatown, that once had a concentration of Japanese immigrants; however, during WWII, Japanese Canadian had their property confiscated, as Canada and Japan are enemies. After the war, although many Japanese returned, their property permanently forfeited by the government; as a result, a large number of Japanese began to operate the restaurant, surprisingly the Japanese food is more popular than they thought. Secondly, the seafood in Vancouver is extremely fresh. As people known, Japanese food strongly depends on seafood. For example, there are multiple kinds of sushi. Whereas most kinds of sushi is about seafood, such as salmon, tuna, and so on. In this case, if the seafood is terrible, the sushi cannot be delicious. In addition, Japanese food is one o...