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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2018 · 27 MIN

Episode 24 – Cultural Centres

from Sounds Japanese Canadian To Me · host Nichola Ogiwara

Just what is it with Japanese Canadian cultural centres, anyway? This episode, Raymond and Carolyn discuss this phenomenon, from the JCCC in Toronto to centres in Montreal, Steveston, and even the Nikkei Centre which they're recording out of. Different centres across Canada have unique and interesting origins related to varying histories of postwar Japanese Canadian settlement, and today continue to provide space for their local communities in many ways. Many were built with the help of the redress settlement, and are important venues for celebrating multiculturalism and Japanese heritage today. The post Episode 24 – Cultural Centres appeared first on Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre.

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