Young activists in the Japanese Canadian community: a spotlight on social justice lawyer Kendall Yamagishi
by Erica Isomura Japanese Canadian community activism in the 1980’s was sparked…
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
Read MoreYoung activists in the Japanese Canadian community: a spotlight on social justice lawyer Kendall Yamagishi
President’s Message
As we publish this edition of The Bulletin/Geppo, we are preparing for…
On Being Japanese Canadian in the ‘80s and ‘90s
by Magnus Lu ‘And I would like a rice of bowl’,…
Hapa Izakaya, Toronto
Based on the premise that all izakayas are not created equal, I…
Asians and Asian Americans and the Oscars
“I’m here at the Academy Awards, otherwise known as the White People’s…
Big Controversy in Japan over “House Husbands” Part Two
In Japanese society today, especially among men, there is still quite…
You-mo? Me-mo!: Nisei Language and Dialect
I don’t have a PhD in linguistics but I hope that a…
Walking in the Footsteps of History
Walking Tour uncovers history of Japanese Canadians and unions in the Downtown Eastside…
President’s Message
Time flies and I don’t just mean the one hour we moved…
Phase Space – Peggy Baker Dance Projects
Phase Space Peggy Baker Dance Projects January 22, 2016, 8:30 pm Betty…
New website opens window on life in Tashme internment camp
In July 1942, Tashme, the largest of the Canadian internment camps, opened…
An Interview with Michael Maddeaux
My talent agent emailed me in mid-October. I had an audition for…
