Stonehenge Uncovered Premiere
Mysterious Monument Stonehenge is an icon of prehistoric Britain, an enigma that…
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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Vancouver Asahi Ticket Giveaway!
Sign up for our e-newsletter and enter to win a pair ticket* to Vancouver Asahi at VIFF. The tickets are valid for Thursday, October 9 screening (3:30pm).
Read MoreVancouver Asahi Ticket Giveaway!11th Annual Downtown Eastside Heart of the City Festival
The festival is excited to bring to our community this unique collaboration of singing and drumming between the all-women Japanese drum group Sawagi Taiko and the First Nations performance group Tzokam.
Read More11th Annual Downtown Eastside Heart of the City FestivalRemembering Gordon Kobayashi
In my twenty+ years as editor I have had the priviledge of…
A Small Joy of Life in Vancouver – Bookstores Still Everywhere
One of the things I appreciate about life in Canada is that…
The Vancouver Asahi at VIFF
This past summer, even as protest tents were sprouting up across Vancouver’s Oppenheimer Park, post-production was wrapping up on a new fact-based film that features that same park in a starring role.
Read MoreThe Vancouver Asahi at VIFFCumberland’s Miners Memorial Weekend
by Lorene OikawaPhotos by Greg Masuda The June 12th to 15th weekend…
Momiji Keirokai
By K.M. Fukuma Momiji Healthcare Society held their annual Seniors’ Day Celebration…
Curiosity: First Nations Fiction & Japanese Canadians
The characters are Cree. Will Bird is a legendary bush pilot, lying in a coma in a hospital in his home town of Moosonee, Ontario . . .
Read MoreCuriosity: First Nations Fiction & Japanese CanadiansBending a Golden Ear to Zen Teaching
The Golden Ear is a gentle rumination on the nature of existence and as a fable it is effective as long as the reader can accept the premise of a talking, telepathic and philosophical plant.
Read MoreBending a Golden Ear to Zen TeachingThunder of Drums Benefits Tsunami Orphans
On October 16 at 7pm, the Michael J. Fox Theatre in Burnaby will play host to a special evening of Okinawan music, drumming and dance.
Read MoreThunder of Drums Benefits Tsunami OrphansChrysanthemums & Maple Leaves
This innovative festival celebrates the music of Japan, and explores interactions between Japanese and Canadian cultures through educational events, workshops, chamber recitals and orchestral concerts in Vancouver, Victoria and Burnaby.
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