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The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre offers a wide range of rental spaces and services for your…
Hirokazu Koreeda Retrospective:
OUR LITTLE SISTER
Hirokazu Koreeda Retrospective:
AFTER THE STORM
Founded in 1963, the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (JCCC) is a not-for-profit organization…
Hirokazu Koreeda Retrospective:
LIKE FATHER LIKE SON
Hirokazu Koreeda Retrospective:NOBODY KNOWS
“A harrowing, tender film”.－ A.O. Scott, New York…
TorontoJFF Tickets
Tickets and passes go on sale Wednesday, May 7, at 10:00am.
The JCCC library is dedicated to:
With some much going on and such uncertainty about when COVID-19 can be brought under control, we…
The 5 Generations permanent exhibit, curated for the Moriyama Nikkei Heritage Centre (MNHC) by…
Building the First Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Raymond Moriyama Architect.
We get a lot of questions about volunteering with JCCC, so we've decided to compile the most…
Displayed at Heritage Lounge Display Case
Featuring Barb Miiko Gravlin and Mary Akemi Morris
August 11 – October 27, 2019
The art of Japanese calligraphy is intimately tied to the act of translation. It is read,…
Redefining Home, a travelling exhibit from Campbell House Museum explores the history of Japanese…
HIROSHI CALLING, curated by Emi Morita features works of her uncle, Hiroshi Morita alongside…
January 13 – March 31, 2019At the JCCC Gallery
Telling Our Stories:
A Photo-history of Japanese Canadians, 1930’s – 1960’s
This exhibit showcases Japanese Canadian wedding photographs from the late 19th century until the…
In 2000, the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre created The Cranes: The National Tribute to Japanese…
Online Projects and Programs offered at the JCCC.
Satoshi Makino is a brilliant classical guitarist who performs at the world’s top concert theatres.
A film about the love between a mother and daughter told with much laughter and many tears.