Setsuko Thurlow – Hiroshima survivor
by Lillian Nakamura Maguire As a 13 year old school girl –…
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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NAJC Board Directions
by Lillian Nakamura MaguireChair, Constitution & Resolutions Committee The National Council of…
Working Group Update
On August 21, 2015 the working group met with Anglican Church representatives…
Hastings Park update
Since the opening of the Hastings Park signage exhibit in April, 2015…
Working Towards an Open and Just Society
Canada likes to present itself to the world in a certain way. The image of Canada is often that of an open, tolerant, society; one that anyone can come to and thrive in, just as long as they work hard. One thing that we have learned over the course of the “Right to Remain” project is that this image of Canada is largely a work of fiction.
She’s Got A New Gig! Moderato Cantabile @ Factory Studio Theatre
I recently saw Brenda Kamino in the play, Moderato Cantabile, at this…
Signs You are Your Nikkei Parents: Part One
When parents are lost, they tend to fall into myth; that is,…
JCAY – Japanese Canadian Association of Yukon
The Japanese Canadian Association of Yukon (JCAY) is a well-established non-profit organization…
Let’s Respect Individuals – Generation Labels Like “Boomers” Are Meaningless
“You must listen to what your father says.” This is what many…
Finding Your One True Match
Did we catch your attention? Perhaps disappointing to some, the NAJC is…
President’s Message
When you receive this edition of the Bulletin / Geppo, we will…
On Fathers
I’ve been thinking lately about fathers. It’s a train of thought that…
