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29 February 2012 5:52 PM | No Comments - One Year Later: Shaken But Not Broken
29 February 2012 5:45 PM | No Comments - The Nekaa Room: Dark Matter
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29 February 2012 5:37 PM | No Comments - Community Calendar
10 February 2012 11:41 AM | No Comments - First Anniversary of Tohoku Earthquake/tsunami
10 February 2012 11:36 AM | No Comments - Notice of Special General Meeting
10 February 2012 11:19 AM | 1 Comment - Cinema Kabuki Returns to Vancouver after Sold-Out Run
10 February 2012 11:01 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
- Vancouver International Dance Festival
Back Issues by Month
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- Mixed Match: a matter of race
02 April 2012 2:16 PM | No Comments - Susan Aihoshi: on family, history + finding a new voice
02 April 2012 12:31 PM | No Comments - Addressing Injustice: UBC’s Response to the Internment
02 April 2012 12:21 PM | No Comments - Mary Kitagawa: Speech to UBC symposium, march 21
31 March 2012 1:53 PM | No Comments - A Degree of Justice (video)
27 March 2012 12:00 PM | No Comments - Fumiko Greenaway: a son remembers
29 February 2012 6:09 PM | No Comments - Vancouver International Dance Festival
29 February 2012 5:52 PM | No Comments - Return to Matsuyama
29 February 2012 5:49 PM | No Comments - One Year Later: Shaken But Not Broken
29 February 2012 5:45 PM | No Comments - Profile: Nathan Hirayama
10 February 2012 11:12 AM | No Comments
- Mixed Match: a matter of race
02 April 2012 2:16 PM | No Comments - The Difference Between Travelling Solo and Travelling Alone
02 April 2012 2:10 PM | No Comments - a matter of identity
02 April 2012 2:10 PM | No Comments - President’s Message
02 April 2012 2:08 PM | No Comments - Community Kitchen
02 April 2012 2:07 PM | No Comments - Susan Aihoshi: on family, history + finding a new voice
02 April 2012 12:31 PM | No Comments - Addressing Injustice: UBC’s Response to the Internment
02 April 2012 12:21 PM | No Comments - Mary Kitagawa: Speech to UBC symposium, march 21
31 March 2012 1:53 PM | No Comments - A Degree of Justice (video)
27 March 2012 12:00 PM | No Comments - Guest Post – WATCH: Japan, One Year Later
12 March 2012 9:49 AM | No Comments
- Solidarity Spring Roars
Mary Kitagawa: a degree of justice - Stan Fukawa
JCCA - lyndsay
Community Kitchen Classic - Sally Ito
memories of my mother - Dan Tokawa
Notice of Special General Meeting - nilam
REVIEW: School Days With A Pig - Kagan Goh
JCCA
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Archive for July, 2010
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Anniversaries 07 Receives Social Studies Resource
Posted on July 4, 2010 | No CommentsA gathering of the representatives of three Asian community groups—Chinese, Japanese and South Asian—plus the Musqueam First Nation and the Vancouver Labour Council, who had formed the Anniversaries ’07 Steering... -
President’s Message
Posted on July 4, 2010 | No CommentsThe GVJCCA will once again be participating in the Powell Street Festival on July 30 and August 1, 2010 at the newly renovated Oppenheimer Park, Vancouver. The GVJCCA through The Bulletin will again be providing the program guide for everyone attending the festival. The Powell Street Festival is the largest event of its kind in Canada and has over the past three decades provided a wonderful blend of Japanese Canadian arts, culture, and heritage. We hope to see you all there again this year. -
Community Kitchen
Posted on July 4, 2010 | No CommentsDivide bean paste into 24 portions. Mix mochiko, sugar and water to make a smooth dough, start with 3/4 cup water, increase amount if necessary for a pliable dough. Lightly grease a flat surface, Knead dough on flat surface until smooth. Shape dough into a long roll about 1 inch in diameter. Chop the roll into 24 pieces with a cleaver. Flatten each piece into a 2 inch circle. Place the piece in your palm and place a bean paste portion in the centre. Gather the edges around the filling. Roll into a ball. Repeat to make 24 balls. -
David Iwaasa: re-energizing Tonari Gumi
Posted on July 4, 2010 | No CommentsAs a Japanese Canadian Mormon, I was always conscious of being a minority within a minority and, therefore, I was always a little different. As a Mormon, I was different from many of the other Japanese within the community, as most of them attended the Buddhist Church. As a Japanese Canadian, I was one of only a small group within the Mormon Church. However, it was something that I got used to and was able to bridge a number of different cultural, ethnic and religious divides.



