Upcoming Events
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Changing Tides: A Collective Photo Exhibit of Tohoku
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chelfitsch: cutting-edge Japanese theatre at the Push Festival
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Community Calendar
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hiroshima exhibit @ MOA
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Shinnenkai 2012
January 14, 2012
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Keirokai 2012
January 21, 2012
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Vancouver International Dance Festival
March 2 to 11, 2011
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After the Quake: BC-JERF update
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Letter from Onomichi
14 January 2012 10:15 AM | No Comments - Changing Tides: A Collective Photo Exhibit of Tohoku
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Tozenji Kendo Club
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Dr. Norikazu Nishio: Looking forward in life
30 November 2011 11:30 AM | No Comments -
Mary Kitagawa: a degree of justice
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Remembrance Day 2011 Photo Gallery
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Asato Ikeda: the intersection of Japanese + Inuit art
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Inuit Prints: Japanese Inspiration
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Kirsten Emiko Mcallister: exploring the landscapes of memory
03 October 2011 10:27 PM | No Comments -
Community Profile: Naomi Yamamoto, MLA
03 September 2011 4:15 AM | No Comments -
The Open Doors Project: discovering the diverse histories of Powell Street
01 August 2011 4:05 AM | No Comments -
Hapa-Palooza, a celebration of mixed roots arts and ideas
01 August 2011 3:56 AM | No Comments -
Monogatari: Tales of Powell Street 1920-1941
28 July 2011 5:57 AM | No Comments
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Interpretive Signage for Lemon Creek and Popoff Internment Camps
14 January 2012 10:54 AM | No Comments - After the Quake: BC-JERF update
14 January 2012 10:25 AM | No Comments - Letter from Onomichi
14 January 2012 10:15 AM | No Comments - Changing Tides: A Collective Photo Exhibit of Tohoku
14 January 2012 9:30 AM | No Comments - chelfitsch: cutting-edge Japanese theatre at the Push Festival
13 January 2012 9:13 PM | No Comments - Tozenji Kendo Club
13 January 2012 5:43 PM | No Comments -
Lives not lost, but remembered
13 January 2012 5:07 PM | No Comments -
Why I Like Michael J. Fox Even More
13 January 2012 5:00 PM | No Comments -
President’s Message
13 January 2012 4:17 PM | No Comments -
Community Kitchen
13 January 2012 3:20 PM | No Comments - Community Calendar
30 November 2011 12:56 PM | No Comments -
Opening Doors in Vancouver’s East End: Strathcona
30 November 2011 12:45 PM | No Comments -
Book: My Sixty Years in Canada
30 November 2011 12:40 PM | No Comments -
Remembrance Day 2011 [11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the 2011th year]
30 November 2011 12:37 PM | No Comments -
Update on Hastings Park Project
30 November 2011 12:33 PM | No Comments
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Archive for July, 2008
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Community Kitchen
Posted on July 6, 2008 | No CommentsSummer is here on the calendar but hopefully it will come. Spring was so wet and cold, the flowers are slow in coming. Our Sogetsu Ikebana group had our yearly... -
The Advenures of Bean-chan & Wakumi’s World
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President’s Message
Posted on July 5, 2008 | No CommentsHi everyone! On June 28, there was a special reception held at the Vancouver Buddhist Temple to which many members of the Japanese Canadian and downtown eastside community were invited.... -
Kids Corner
Posted on July 5, 2008 | No CommentsGOING GREEN At 12:01 on Canada Day the price of gas at pumps throughout British Columbia rose by an additional 2.4 cents, all thanks to the new provincially implemented carbon... -
Review: Kessa
Posted on July 5, 2008 | No CommentsKessa, conceived and choreographed by Ida, is a long-percolating response to his relationship with his grandmother, and his guilt at not having connected with her fully as she lay dying in the family home. -
Living in Interesting Times
Posted on July 5, 2008 | No Comments“May you live in interesting times . . .” According to Wikipedia, this double-edged saying/curse is thought to originate in China, although no one has been able to verify this.... -
CrossCurrents
Posted on July 5, 2008 | No CommentsHaving heard my share of live jazz, rock and classical concerts in the 60-plus years of my life so far, I very rarely get excited with a performance nowadays to... -
Interview: Harry Aoki
Posted on July 5, 2008 | No CommentsI sat down with Gary Cristall and Harry Aoki last week at Nikkei Place. Gary is writing a book on the history of folk music in Canada and had been... -
The Case of the Missing Computer
Posted on July 5, 2008 | No CommentsLater that night we braved the cold and wandered down to the hotel pub, which even by the lowly standards of the neighbourhood could be generously described as a dive. Amidst the hookers, hustlers, bikers, winos and junkies the presence of two cherubic Bulletin editors stood out like sore thumbs. -
History of The Bulletin Part IV
Posted on July 5, 2008 | No CommentsIn the June Bulletin, we looked at the period from the end of 1984 to the end of 1986. During this period, the “new” Bulletin began to forge a new... -
Harry Aoki – a life of music
Posted on July 5, 2008 | No CommentsHarry Aoki is light-years ahead of his time. At the age of eighty-six he can look back on roughly a dozen careers. As he admits, he may have forgotten a few. He has been a composer, recording artist, conductor, impresario, efficiency expert, orchestral arranger, logger, teacher, ski instructor, musicologist, traveler and band leader, among others. And he’s not done yet.
