「家永教科書裁判」と私たち
今年は第二次大戦終結の70周年。この70年間に起こったこと、経験したことの中で、しばしば思い起こされるのは1965年に始まり1997年に終結した「家永教科書裁判」とそれに関する私たちの支援活動である。
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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JCCA Annual General Meeting & Special Resolution
BE IT RESOLVED, AS SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS, that: 1. The name of the Society be changed from the Japanese-Canadian Citizens’ Association of Greater Vancouver to the Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association;
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
by Lorene Oikawa, Chair, JCCA Human Rights Committee March 21st is the…
Japanese Canadian Working Group report
Report on January 20, 2015 Meeting about the Anglican Church Apology concerning…
The Fortune Cookie Restaurant: a New Taste Sensation
“I like American food! American? That’s the best Chinese food in San Francisco.”– Flower…
Remembering Kojiro (Ko) Ebisuzaki
Ko died on November 22, 2014, one month before his 97th birthday.…
The Game of 100 Ghosts by Terry Watada
Watada’s game of 100 ghosts serves as a conceptual framework for a collection of poems in which the spirits of lost and long-gone family and friends are fondly evoked.
Remembering Roger Sasaki and the Vancouver Celtic Memorial Project
Roger was a humble soul, compelled by a strong sense of justice with an open-hearted, easy-going way about him. Roger had a natural talent for being able to welcome everyone into the fold.
遥かに及ばずとも 模範としたい 健さんの生き様
我々在外邦人や日系人、国内の同胞も、団塊世代の男性達の多くが似た様な心境で受け止めているのでは。喪失感において皆の心が一つになったようだ。そう、昨年11月享年83歳で亡くなった名優・高倉健氏のことです。
JCCA Bowl-a-thon a Great Success
Over 120 bowlers. The site of many a post-war nisei bowling game.…
Magic Hour at the Nikkei National Museum
Not everything is based on negotiation. Sometimes we do what we want to do, and unless there's a problem it works really well, and it's kind of like a festive way of working together. I used to be in a collective where we discussed everything, and came up with ideas, which were good, but it ends up taking so much time that sometimes you have a hard time actually getting things done.
Bulletin Interview: Judge Maryka Omatsu
I loved my father and I regret that he died (1980) before our redress settlement, before my appointment to the bench, before I moved back to the west coast. In Vancouver, he had a popular restaurant on the corner of Broadway and Granville.
