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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a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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Notice of Special General Meeting
To all members of the Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association! Saturday,…
Looking for former UBC JC students, 1941/42
UBC Registrants 1941 – 1942 Whereabouts Unknown Help us find these people!…
Profile: Nathan Hirayama
Like Father, Like Son: a Canadian Rugby legacy by Ross W Halliday…
Remembering Gordon and Esther Hirabayashi
My parents, Gordon and Esther Hirabayashi, were remarkable folks. My mother’s father,…
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Seniors care in the community: looking back, planning ahead
When Cathy Makihara looks over the busy lobby at Nikkei Home she…
weighty issues
Regular (and discerning) Bulletin readers will notice an unusual heft to this…
President’s Message
On January 21st, the Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association held its…
Community Kitchen
We sure got the taste of Winter with minus weather but so far am grateful for the snowfall not being as heavy as predicted, in the Vancouver area.
Keep bundled up since so many folks have come down with a bout of the terrible flu that lasts for weeks.
Interpretive Signage for Lemon Creek and Popoff Internment Camps
This summer, interpretive signage will be erected on the sites of the…
After the Quake: BC-JERF update
By Kozue Matsumoto BC-JERF had a precious experience this past August when…
