a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
Structured as a tribute to the multimedia artist Roy Kiyooka (1926-1994), a man who fearlessly re-created his world through the honesty of his imagination, Identity pays homage to Kiyooka most obviously through its largesse, its richness of visuals, sounds and movements.
On Friday May 6th, a Charity Poker Tournament was held in support…
It seems like we are finally getting a touch of Spring weather. …
May 11, 2011—two months after the earthquake/tsunami hit the Tohoku region of…
When our two girls were in elementary school, I walked them to…
I love stories and psychology. I’ve always been interested in international relations and documentaries; I watched them all the time growing up. As a child model and actor I was involved with media from a very young age and knew it would always factor in my life somehow . . .
The massive destruction wrought by the great Tohoku earthquake of March 11…
When Roy Kiyooka died suddenly and unexpectedly in February 1994, he left…
Identity — Ancestral Memory, a work by Yayoi Theatre Movement, celebrates the…
Alice Bradley came over with this recipe for fish baked in parchment…
On March 12, one day after the devastating earthquake, I had a…
Dear Friends, As you know, at 14:46 on March 11, 2011, a…
