Editorial

編集後記 2018年3月

Kazuho Yamamoto  ドキュメンタリー映画監督として知られている日系カナダ人のグレッグ・マスダさん。パウエル祭とDTESコミュニティーの関わりを描いた『Sprit of Nihonmachi』やリドレス運動の活動家のインタビューをまとめた『Children of Redress』など記憶に新しいです。

編集後記 2018年2月

Kazuho Yamamoto  先日バンクーバーオペラの「L’esier d’amore (The Elixir of Love ・愛の妙薬)」を観てきました。

編集後記 2017年2月

Kazuho Yamamoto  短期間ではありますが、昨年秋からインターンとして活躍してくれた曽我友樹君がカナダでの留学生活を終え、日本に帰国をしました。

The Taste of Home

It was once known as the Powell Street Grounds, later changed to Oppenheimer Park, after Vancouver’s second mayor, David Oppenheimer. Depending on what website...

Digging Deep

When I was young I had little or no interest in Japanese (or Japanese Canadian) history or culture. I knew my mum was Japanese,...

The Power of Sport

There’s no getting around it – I have always sucked at sports.  Baseball? Nope. I got hit with a line drive while playing in...

Spirit of the Nisei

Living as we are in the digital age, it is easy to not only communicate superficially with someone but actually engage in a longterm ...

Kokoro Dance: Embodying Heart & Soul

The October, 1993 issue of The Bulletin, my first as English Editor, featured Jay Hirabayashi and Barbara Bourget of Kokoro Dance. Then in their...

On Fathers

I’ve been thinking lately about fathers. It’s a train of thought that was first sparked by my interview with Tetsuro Shigematsu about his new...

We got game.

As we prepare to say goodbye to 2014, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has supported The Bulletin/Geppo over the...

Remembering Gordon Kobayashi

In my twenty+ years as editor I have had the priviledge of interviewing many individuals in the Canadian Nikkei  community. One of my favourites...

memories are made of this

Those of us who work in the Japanese Canadian community do it for different reasons – some out of a sense of duty, some...