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Bob Izumi, a Canadian pioneer in fishing
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Best of the Toronto Japanese Film Festival (the lighter side)
Hiroshima 75 years later: An interview with survivor Setsuko Thurlow
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Hiroshima 75 years later: An interview with survivor Setsuko Thurlow
Posted on 29 Jul 2020 Hibakusha Setsuko Thurlow at the UN conference where the Treaty to Abolish Nuclear Weapons was adopted on July 7, 2017....
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Feature
Giant pigeons carry messages of love and gratitude in Toronto
Posted on 12 Aug 2020 Sisters Emmie and Lisa Tsumura use art to share messages of hope. One of Emmie Tsumura's giant pigeons outside a No Frills...
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Column
Stories from a mountain town: The God in mochi
Posted on 19 May 2020 What's not to love about the soft, squishy pillow of deliciousness? Photos courtesy: Caroline Ishii. I've had a lifelong...
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Arts & Entertainment
Giant pigeons carry messages of love and gratitude in Toronto
Posted on 12 Aug 2020 Sisters Emmie and Lisa Tsumura use art to share messages of hope. One of Emmie Tsumura's giant pigeons outside a No Frills...
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Food
Mariko Tajiri educates Canadians on the evolving world of sake
Posted on 23 Jun 2020 Mariko Tajiri will be conducting three online sake seminars. TORONTO — Sake instructor and sommelier Mariko Tajiri has been...
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Sports
Bob Izumi, a Canadian pioneer in fishing
Posted on 07 Aug 2020 Bob Izumi talks to Nikkei Voice about how his father hooked him on fishing, fuelling his lifelong passion and reflecting...
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Technology
Review: The new, waterproof, Kobo Aura H2O
Posted on 12 Sep 2016 Kobo's newest e-reader is a blessing for bathtub book readers, it can go from bed, to bath and beyond. Photo courtesy:...
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Anime
'Your Name,' the fourth highest grossing film in Japan, comes to Canada
Posted on 16 Mar 2017 'Your Name' is the fourth highest grossing film in Japan of all time and is set to premier in Canada on April 7th. Photo...
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Studio Ghibli's When Marnie Was There nominated for best animated film at 2016 Academy Awards
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