

a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture


a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
Category CrossCurrents
by Masaki Watanabe
Japanese Players’ Impact on MLB – What Would the Asahis Say?
If former players of our legendary Asahi ballclub could have witnessed the impact Japanese players are having on Major League Baseball (MLB) today, I wonder what they would have said? As Major League Baseball and Nippon Pro Baseball (NPB) teams…
Let’s Respect Individuals – Generation Labels Like “Boomers” Are Meaningless
“You must listen to what your father says.” This is what many of us were told over and over again as we were growing up, trying to figure out what’s right and wrong in this increasingly complex global world of…
個人を尊重しよう<何々世代>は関係ない
J-Town Logo Is Like Nazi Swastika? I Disagree
Let’s Help Visiting Japanese Youngsters “Find Themselves” in Canada
Unfenced school yards and sports grounds where a ball sailing over an outfielder’s head keeps rolling on. The rule about drivers having to stop the moment a pedestrian steps out on the road to cross, no matter where. Passengers who…
訪れる日本人の若者たちに少しでもカナダ人の主体性を
Finally Made It to Dublin Captivated by Culture Born of Resistance
What kind of a country is Ireland? Generations of people migrating to North America, Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere since the Potato Famine of the 19th century have earned a place for themselves in societies across the English-speaking world ,…