The 17th “Okuni Jiman –  I ❤️ MY HOMETOWN  Okinawa part-2” Zoom Event

The 17th "Okuni Jiman -  I ❤️ MY HOMETOWN  " Zoom Event Okinawa Part-2
East Lillooet

East Lillooet (Bridge River, Minto, McGillivray Falls): “Japanese Canadian Stories”

East Lillooet (Bridge River, Minto, McGillivray Falls): "Japanese Canadian Stories"
ブリティッシュ・コロンビア州サンシャインバレーにあるタシメミュージアム。2018年9月7日。撮影 三島直美

Tashme: “Japanese Canadian Stories”

Tashme: "Japanese Canadian Stories"

Japanese Canadian Remembrance Day 2021 Interviews

After the Japanese Canadian Remembrance Day ceremony, we interviewed five Japanese Canadians whose family members served during the First and Second World Wars as Canadians.
Tashme

Road Camps (Highway Construction Camp Sites): “Japanese Canadian Stories”

Road Camps (Highway Construction Camp Sites): "Japanese Canadian Stories"
Japanese Funerals Picture © The Vancouver Shinpo

My Experience at a Japanese Funeral

What is it actually like to attend a Japanese funeral? Discover what a young Canadian found out by attending a funeral in Japan.
Mr. Ed Hayashi/エド・ハヤシさん

“Stories of Japanese Canadians: Memories for the Future Generation” Mr. Ed Hayashi

"Stories of Japanese Canadians: Memories for the Future Generation" by Mr. Ed Hayashi “Embracing Our Japanese Heritage”

Charity Boxing Event Announcement

Please Support a Japanese Student Fighting Cancer!
Slocan City

Slocan City, Lemon Creek, Popoff, and Bay Farm: “Japanese Canadian Stories”

Slocan City, Lemon Creek, Popoff, and Bay Farm: "Japanese Canadian Stories"
Ms. Coles (Left) and Consulate General Maruyama on December 27, 2022 in Vancouver. Photo by Koichi Saito

Ms. Coles received the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays

Ruth Midori Coles, President of Nikkei Seniors Health Care & Housing Society, who was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays at the 2022 Autumn Conferment of Decorations on Foreign Nationals.
BC州政府が高齢化する日系人強制移動経験者の健康維持への支援金を発表した会見の様子。Photo by ©︎The Vancouver Shinpo

Japanese Canadians receive 2 million for internment survivors’ well-being, still need more opportunities to...

BC government funded 2 million to Japanese Canadian internment surviving seniors but they need more opportunities to tell their stories.
バンクーバーダウンタウンにオープンしたDaiso Daiso Canada のTwitterより ©Daiso Canada

Daiso Japan opened its doors in downtown Vancouver on April 1

The Japanese variety store, Daiso has opened its doors in downtown Vancouver, B.C.

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