Graduation Day: Honorary degree ceremony for Japanese Canadian students of 1942
When a wheelchair-bound Charlie Kadota led a group of former UBC students…
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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Hastings Park Update
Hastings Park Committee Report By Judy Hanazawa The Hastings Park Committee met…
a time to celebrate
So long ago – We lived inside that glory, local stars we…
President’s Report
These are particularly busy and interesting times for the JCCA and many other Japanese Canadian organizations. For example, under the leadership of Mary Kitagawa, we could recently celebrate the granting of UBC degrees to Canadians of Japanese heritage who were unjustly deprived of graduation in the 1940s when they were interned by government authorities.
Arigato, Thank You, Xie Xie: The Spirit is the Same in Whatever Language
By Masaki Watenabe After the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami disaster last year,…
Community Calendar
I hope warm summer weather will arrive in July so we can…
Hastings Park Update
Hastings Park Committee Meeting Report By Judy Hanazawa The Hastings Park Project…
Louise Noguchi: the faces of identity
YO-IN Reverberation, the current exhibit at the Nikkei National Museum, features the…
Apology Accepted: BC Government offers apology for wartime conduct
Prior to World War II and the war in the Pacific, Tosh…
Storyweaving: Weaving First Nation Memories from the Past into the Future
Over two weekends in May (May 11-13 & May 18-20), the Vancouver…
The Japanese without a Community?
Sustaining Japanese Canadian Community in Vancouver for Nikkei, Immigrants, and Sojourners by…
Storyweaving
When a war between nations is lost The loser we know pays…
