History of The Bulletin Part III
In the May Bulletin, we traced the history of The Bulletin from…
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a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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Hiromoto Ida & Tsuneko Kokubo
Creating Dance Theatre KESSA in the Kootenays Hiromoto Ida looks out the…
Editorial, May
In what has been an educational (and eye-straining) experience for me, I…
Legacy Sakura Threatened
In the spring of 1977, legacy sakura (cherry blossom) trees were planted…
Mary Takayesu: Memories
As we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of The Bulletin, it is only…
Crosscurrents
The Cherry Blossoms Were Beautiful But . . . Fleeting Impressions of…
It’s How You Play the Game Mel Wakabayashi is our best-known Nikkei…
Less “Soba”, More “Sake” In a sober move to reduce the nation’s…
Mt. Manzo Nagano overlooks Lake Owekino near the head of Rivers Inlet…
History of The Bulletin Part II
In part one of the history of The Bulletin, we traced the…
Interview: Fumiko Greenaway
Fumiko Greenaway was a key part of the restructuring of The Bulletin…
President’s Message May
Hi everyone! I hope you’ve all had a chance to read part…
