Mandy Shintani and Susan Yatabe will be sharing their families' stories at two presentations in May, one at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, ON and one at the HHOA Fish Hatchery in Haliburton, ON.
Announcing a special concert celebrating the launch of Sharon Minemoto’s new album, Goodbye, Strawberry Hill (Cellar Music). This concert features songs telling her family’s stories, joyful and sad, from WWII to present day.
Acknowledgments JCLS thanks Lucy Komori and her team of interviewers and advisors for their dedicated work on this important study. In illustrating how these grants brought families closer together, the study offers key insights into the intersection of collective trauma…
A legacy realized: Final wrap-up of Community Fund 1 National reach The unjust actions of past governments forced the rupture and scattering of the Japanese Canadian community across the country – tearing apart families, destroying livelihoods, and severing the cultural…
The following properties have agreed to support the event by holding rooms or suites: 1. Water’s Edge Shoreline Suites Water’s Edge is holding back four suites for Pavilion Opening attendees for the period August 27–30, 2026. These include two standard…
“I will be 104 years old this August. My sincere appreciation for my cheque.” – JCSHWF recipient “Thanks so much for all your time and effort to make this happen, and the follow-up as well. This is a great thing you are…
スケジュール: 応募資格・条件: 本プログラムで提供される内容: 参加者に求められるもの: 今すぐ応募: www.jccc.on.ca/sedaiyouthcreatorlabお問い合わせ: Karen Suzuki karens@jccc.on.ca 本プロジェクトは、日系カナダ人歴史遺産協会（Japanese Canadian Legacies Society）のご支援により実現しました。
The City of New Westminster Museum and Archives is looking to hire an experienced Interpretive Specialist to analyze research reports and produce content for site-specific interpretive panels about New Westminster’s historic Japanese Canadian community with a particular emphasis on the development of this community prior to the Second World War.
Are you enthusiastic about preserving stories for future generations? Do you adore sharing stories that reflect human experience and connection? Does making history and culture accessible excite you? The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (JCCC) is seeking storytellers, historians, creators, and researchers.
1. タシュメ／サンシャイン・バレー | 5月3日 2. ガブリオラ島 | 5月23日 3. ソルトスプリング島 | 5月31日 ソルトスプリング島日本庭園協会は、日系カナダ人メモリアル・ストーリープロジェクトを通じて制作された新しい解説パネルのお披露目に、心より皆さまをご招待いたします。本プロジェクトは、日系カナダ人歴史遺産協会（Japanese Canadian Legacies Society）のご支援により実現しました。