Jesse Nishihata Visual Storyteller
The legacy of Jesse’s work endures, and his vision has not lost…
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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Reverend Gordon Goichi Nakayama
The Anglican Church is prepared to engage with the Japanese Canadian community to express their apology, and offer their participation in a healing and reconciliation process with individuals and community. They offer their pastoral response to survivors.
Hide Shimizu Memorial Scholarship
Greater Toronto Chapter NAJC & Hastings Park Foundation Hide Shimizu Memorial Scholarship Hide Shimizu (née…
Saying Goodbye
he
told me
to remember.
we are the children ...
i have a photograph,
his image
comes
back like a corona
spill on the horizon
“Kodoku”: the life and art of Kimiko Koyanagi
Doll-making is a special process. The materials have to be made by the artist. The process starts by mixing wood shavings, glue and cotton fibre, to create a simple elongated form which becomes the body of the doll.
The Spirit of Anpanman Lives on . . . in Canada too
We in the relatively mild climate of Lower Mainland have been pretty…
Ramen and Izakaya Ryoji – Since 1988
When I was making a reservation over the phone, the young waiter asserted (he didn’t sound Okinawan) that, ‘wherever we seat you — at the bar, or facing the kitchen — you’re going to have a good time — no! in fact, you’re going to have an amazing time!
Recharging the batteries
Spring is in the air, and with it, the anticipation of new…
President’s Message
On February 18, 2014 I attended the Opening Night Reception for Images…
President’s Message
As I write this message for the February edition of The Bulletin,…
A Rallying Cry
In last month’s “President’s Message” I wrote that while the Greater Vancouver…
President’s Message
On Saturday, November 23, 2113, I participated in the Opening Ceremony of…
