The 33rd Annual British Columbia Japanese Speech Contest

The 33rd Annual British Columbia Japanese Speech Contest will take place on March 6, 2021
ブリティッシュ・コロンビア州サンシャインバレーにあるタシメミュージアム。2018年9月7日。撮影 三島直美

Tashme: “Japanese Canadian Stories”

Tashme: "Japanese Canadian Stories"
バンクーバーダウンタウンにオープンしたDaiso Daiso Canada のTwitterより ©Daiso Canada

Daiso Japan is coming to downtown Vancouver soon

The Japanese variety store, Daiso will open in downtown Vancouver, B.C., around the end of March 2021.
ブリティッシュ・コロンビア州バーナビー市にある日系文化センター・博物館。

BC NDP promises to honour the Japanese-Canadians by recognizing a historic wrong

BC NDP promises to work with Japanse Canadians to heal past trauma from interment camps

The 17th “Okuni Jiman –  I ❤️ MY HOMETOWN  Okinawa part-2” Zoom Event

The 17th "Okuni Jiman -  I ❤️ MY HOMETOWN  " Zoom Event Okinawa Part-2

The 18th “Okuni Jiman – I ❤️ MY HOMETOWN” Zoom Event “Hokkaido”

Information about I love my hometown event "Hokkaido"
第35回BC州日本語弁論大会。参加者全員と審査員など関係者で記念撮影。2023年3月4日、UBCアジアンセンター。写真提供:BC州日本語弁論大会実行委員会

The 36th Annual BC Japanese Speech Contest is accepting applications

The 36th Annual British Columbia Japanese Speech Contest is now accepting applications.
The Japanese Canadian War Memorial in Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC; Photo by © the Vancouver Shinpo

Remember the Japanese Canadian history on the 9th of April

Today we have an opportunity to think back what happened on April 9, 1920.
Japanese Funerals Picture © The Vancouver Shinpo

My Experience at a Japanese Funeral

What is it actually like to attend a Japanese funeral? Discover what a young Canadian found out by attending a funeral in Japan.
トロントから出演のten ten。2023年8月6日、バンクーバー市オッペンハイマー公園。Photo by Japan Canada Today

History of the Japanese Canadian Community

History of the Japanese Canadian Community

New Year Message from Premier of the Province of British Columbia John Horgan

BC州ジョン・ホーガン州首相から新年のごあいさつ。New Year Message from BC Premier John Horgan

Japanese Canadian Remembrance Day 2021 Interviews

After the Japanese Canadian Remembrance Day ceremony, we interviewed five Japanese Canadians whose family members served during the First and Second World Wars as Canadians.

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