Facilitating Connection Through Film and Conversation

eventbrite registration The Toronto NAJC is pleased to screen “A Sorry State” directed by BC filmmaker, Mitch Miyagawa. Experience the power of community screenings, where shared viewing enables collective reflection...

March 16, 2025

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TorontoNAJC  November Update

TorontoNAJC November Update

October 31, 2018

TorontoNAJC and the play “the Japanese Problem” TorontoNAJC along with partners at the University of Toronto was able to extend the Toronto run of the play “the Japanese Problem” for four performances over...

TorontoNAJC October Update

TorontoNAJC October Update

September 30, 2018

Japanese Canadian Heritage Markers Unveiled in Chatham-Kent    The commemoration event of the interpretive signage and a tree planting ceremony of sakura trees took place at Mitchell’s Bay in Chatham-Kent, in Southwestern Ontario on...

30 Years Ago Today

30 Years Ago Today

September 22, 2018

REMEMBER - REFLECT - CARRY ON * * * DON'T BE LATE TO CELEBRATE THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF REDRESS - Due to the success of our Early Bird campaign, a limited number of...

TorontoNAJC Update – September 2018

TorontoNAJC Update – September 2018

September 5, 2018

Hiroshima-Nagaski Day August 6th Toronto City Hall On August 6, 2018 at City Hall in Toronto, the Hiroshima-Nagasaki Day Coalition held its annual commemoration of the atomic bombing of those two cities in WW2. ...

CBC Coverage of Chatham – Kent JC Heritage Markers

CBC Coverage of Chatham – Kent JC Heritage Markers

August 22, 2018

CEREMONIAL UNVEILING JAPANESE CANADIAN HERITAGE SIGNS - On September 7, 2018 at 11:00 pm a ceremonial unveiling of heritage signs and the planting of Yoshino cherry trees will be held at Mitchell’s Bay Park (Main...

TorontoNAJC Update – August 2018

TorontoNAJC Update – August 2018

July 31, 2018

TorontoNAJC at Natsu Matsuri TorontoNAJC  took a table at the JCCC’s Natsu Matsuri and Obon on Saturday July 14 and set up a Chapter information booth. Members of the Board of Directors –...

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