a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
When I came home from Europe in ‘55, I said to myself I have one more area that I want to study, which is the Japanese style of painting, and to see whether I was really Japanese. So I had to go to Japan.
How can you tell a Nisei by looking at the food they…
In 1881, David Kalakaua, the last King of Hawaii, made his one and only voyage to Japan. His mission was two-fold: First, form an alliance with the Emperor to create an empire that stretched eastward from the Japan, across all the islands of the South Pacific, and creating the new kingdom of ‘Oceania.’
by Susanne Tabata In 1958, when Gordon Kadota started the first golf…
I thought I’d start 2016 with some surprising facts, at least surprising…
Within minutes of meeting Mr Kaye Kaminishi, I who consider myself a “seasoned reporter,” could not help being awe-struck by the aura of the man, now aged 93. He was like an old Zen monk who had found enlightenment ....
by Lorene Oikawa Happy New Year! Akemashite omedetou gozaimasu. Kotoshi mo yoroshiku…
Living as we are in the digital age, it is easy to…
Issei, Nisei, I Say, You Say The Bulletin is pleased to introduce…
The official opening for Isaburo Tasaka’s charcoal kiln restoration project was held…
by Elena, Erica Isomura, Kayla Isomura, Kendall Yamagishi, Lucas Wright, and Ren…
The National Association of Japanese Canadians and the Landscapes of Injustice Partnership…
