One Year Later: Shaken But Not Broken
Japan Benefit Concert Kozue Matsumoto’s account of her recent trip home, particularly…
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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The Nekaa Room: Dark Matter
a new production by Sachiyo Takahashi The Nekaa Room: Dark Matter is…
WORLD TELEVISION PREMIERE: STOLEN MEMORIES
15 years in the making, Stolen Memories will have its world premiere…
Hastings Park Update
Report on Hastings Park Meeting of January 23, 2012 Hastings Park committee…
Roy Kawamoto receives commendation from veterans affairs
Roy Kawamoto was among thirteen citizens from British Columbia honoured January 17…
memories of my mother
When I took over as English editor of The Bulletin almost 19…
Community Kitchen Classic
This is the very first Community Kitchen, published in the March 1985 issue of The Bulletin.
Read MoreCommunity Kitchen ClassicPresident’s Message
On Saturday February 25th a Special General Meeting was held at 511 Broadway, Vancouver, BC. At this Special General Meeting, the Greater Vancouver Japanese Citizens’ Association membership approved the entering of a joint venture agreement with Tonari Gumi in the purchase and development of property at 42 West 8th Avenue, Vancouver, BC.
Read MorePresident’s MessageThe Kids Are Now on Their Own – Sentiments of a Parent “Left Behind”
A little while ago, I came across a certain work of art…
Community Calendar
First Friday of each month, 7:30pm Harry Aoki’s First Friday Forum Tonari…
First Anniversary of Tohoku Earthquake/tsunami
Upon reflecting, as the first anniversary of the Tohoku earthquake/tsunami approaches, we…
WHO BUILT THE TEAHOUSE AT CAPILANO CANYON?
A project to humanize the Japanese Canadian carpenters who built the original Teahouse and a log cabin in Capilano Canyon is asking the community for help.
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