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Director Susan Strickler’s intimate portrait of Setsuko Thurlow, the passionate anti-nuclear arms…
Kyoto, 1461. A devastating famine and plague simultaneously strike leaving the Kamo River banks…
A period film unlike any other. While it deals with themes of duty and loyalty, the focus is on the…
The JCCC workshop series, Cooking for Active Seniors, is for seniors looking to prepare easy yet…
In this interview, Japanese Canadian author Joy Kogawa describes an upcoming book release,
Looking for a day filled with food, fun, and tradition?
”The sound of the piano has not been changed by the atomic bomb!"
“Laurence Lévesque presents us with another poetic and graceful work in Okurimono, a reflection
Taiko-Japanese drum music has been a part of Japanese culture for centuries and more recently has…
An Exhibition of Japanese Canadian Legacies, Community Fund Arts Recipients
The 27th Annual Family & Friends Golf Tournament will be held on Sunday September 14, 2025 at…
Honoring youth in JCCC Martial Arts and Odori Dance who reflect the spirit of the Nisei Veterans…
Sedai seeks interview recordings on Japanese Canadian history, please submit by August 31, 2025.
Screening followed by a Meet and Greet with Ayami Sato！
This 2025 edition attracts the biggest audiences and most positive audience reactions in the…
Oral histories are an invaluable addition to the historical record; filling the gaps by adding the…
The JCCC Board of Directors invites all JCCC volunteers to join us at Arigato Day.
Brazil is home to the largest Nikkei diaspora in the world — sharing similarities with other…