Donations of interview footage
Sedai seeks interview recordings on Japanese Canadian history, please submit by August 31, 2025.
News
The Nisei Veterans’ Award
Honoring youth in JCCC Martial Arts and Odori Dance who reflect the spirit of the Nisei Veterans through values like loyalty and perseverance.
Jerrold McGrath Appointed Incoming Executive Director of Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
JCCC Appoints Jerrold McGrath as Executive Director, Enhancing Cultural Connections and Conti
The 14th Annual Toronto Japanese Film Festival Announces First Round Of Titles
TorontoJFF takes place in Kobayashi Hall at the world-renowned Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre from June 12 - 26, 2025.
Sakura Concert - Artist Ron Korb
Acclaimed Japanese Canadian Grammy flutist Ron Korb and his ensemble will have a special performance at the JCCC joined by koto and shamisen artist Aiko Fujii and the JCCC’s Kyowa Taiko traditional drum troupe and Odori Dancers.
The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre is Proud to Partner with Next Music From Tokyo
For Immediate Release – Toronto, Canada, October 2, 2024 – The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (JCCC) has partnered with Next Music From Tokyo, to deliver the largest showcase of live performances by independent Japanese musical artists in the world outside of Japan
Call For Artists: Artsu Matsuri 2025
The JCCC Gallery is pleased to be having Artsu Matsuri in 2025 from January 12 to March 14, 2025.
Call for Submissions: Summer 2025 exhibit for JCLS arts grant recipients
If you were the recipient of a JCLS Art grant, the JCCC Art Gallery has an exciting opportunity to exhibit within our Art Gallery as a featured artist in a JCLS art show, to take place in the summer of 2025.
Exciting Classes and Programs for Our Members!
We are thrilled to share our latest brochure, packed with information about the upcoming classes
Thank you Ontario Trillium Foundation
The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre would like to offer its deepest thanks to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for so generously supporting our much needed Kobayashi Hall audio refurbishment with a $150,000 grant.